I built several "blank scren's" in the same BT app, and I need that each individual "blank scren's" has diferent .h, .m, and .xib files. how can I do this in in Xcode? Can you help me?

How can you do this in Xcode? Or in Buzztouch? I'm not sure why you would want several blank screens that all have different .h, .m and .xib files. The xib button menu plugin lets you have different xib files (but they would share the .h and .m files). You could always create a bunch of custom plugins in your control panel, one for each blank screen, and then just add the xib files to your plugin folders in Xcode. Does that help??

Yes, it helped me a lot. Still I had not seen the xib button plugin menu. I will try it. When I create several blank scren's it only appears one "bt_screen_blank" folder. The xib folder must have the same name as bt_screen_blank.xib. I can only have one .xib for the various blank screens. It's possible to have diferent .xib files for each "blank scren plugin" that I create in BT?

If you use the xib button menu plugin then yes, you can create several different xib files within that one plugin, but they will all have the same .h and .m files.

Ok,Thank you Mutzy that is good. I will try the plugin.

I hope I don't confuse anyone... or myself for that matter, lol! There are 'filenames'. There are 'classes' and class names. 'Usually' the filename matches the class name (but does not have to). 'BT_screen_blank' is an example. If you look at the contents of the file, you will see "@interface BT_screen_blank..." in the header (.h) file and "implementation BT_screen_blank" in the implementation (.m) file. So the 'Class' is named 'BT_screen_blank'. But the 'filename' could be different, provided if your '#import' statement referred to the correct 'filename'. So you could have a class (SW_newClass) inside a filename called 'SW_nothingRelated.h/m' as long as you #import the correct filename for the correct class where needed. You can have as many classes as you want, as long as the names are different. You can have as many filenames as you want, as long as the filenames are also different. The filenames and the class names do not have to match, although it is easier to keep track of if you do. This is not a 'BT' thing, it's an iOS (or android, with modest changes in filenames) thing. Hope this helps. Cheers! -- Smug

And, just to further muddy the waters, an xib does not have to have the same name as the plugin. if it does, it loads automatically, but you can load an xib with a different name manually.