[MonoTouch] How to add custom .cs class to a new View Controller

[Jeff Stedfast]

Hi Mike,

When you click on what editor? The Xcode editor? I'm don't understand what
your workflow is.

If you create a new class in Xcode, MonoDevelop will import it (at least,
it should unless there's a bug somewhere).

If you are creating new classes in MonoDevelop, make sure to add a
[Register] attribute to the class so that MonoDevelop knows to export it to
Xcode.

Hope that helps,

Jeff

On Mon, Dec 19, 2011 at 11:49 AM, QMIMike <mcasey at qmiusa.com> wrote:

> I just added a View Controller to the storyboard within Xcode.  When I
> click
> on the editor, I see the default IOS .h and code instead of the
> Monodevelop'd .h code.  How do I add a ViewController to a storyboard and
> have MonoDevelop automatically generate the needed .h file so I can start
> dragging over controls?  Thanks for any assistance.
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