Hi Eric,
The best thing to tell you to do, I think, is to read, or re-read,
the documentation for NSTimer. A timer (ie, an NSTimer instance)
will fire when you tell it to. In your startWatch: method, you've
told it to fire every 0 (zero) seconds. I don't think that's what
you want.
I
Eric,
Without looking too closely, I see several problems, there may be
others.
Firstly, in your updateTextfield method, you are using
startTimewithout initialising it.
Secondly, in your timer callback (updateTextfield), you never update
the value of your clock gadget, so of course it d
I'm making a StopWatch, and I'm just a beginner, so please be patient
with me.
I have two tabs. The first tab is a timer, while the second tab is a
clock in string format. I have a few problems with both of them.
The problem with the timer is that it starts from January 1st, 2001.
How can
