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Originally Posted by Jeremy1026
Yes, yes, and yes. The whole thing confuses the hell out of me. I have the Table view guide printed out, and even as I read through it I have problems making one. The table view example apps confuse me more, because I don't understands how Apple is getting the time zone names. And when following the tutorials on this site, yeah, I can make one, but do I understand it, or recreate it, or make it do anything but what the tutorial does, nope.
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Yes, I feel your pain. The Apple example didnīt kick it for me, either.
The Time Zone Names are stored in OSX and are used for your locale when you choose your area and language, as far as I know.
The problem with Appleīs examples is that you either donīt get enough to do what you want or else the complexity is far too high. Look up localized strings here, check getter-method there and bring information from 10 different places together though you really didnīt get the basics yet.
I think, Appleīs docu is smashing as soon as you know how it works and you need additional info/options.
I did however find examples that got me going:
iPhone Programming Tutorial - Populating UITableView With An NSArray | iCodeBlog
Custom UITableViewCell : Iphone Noob
Especially the first one, the Fruit-example, is pretty useful. Having model objects as the basis of each cell makes the transition to a database relatively smooth (I hope).
