A "re-imagining" of an original template set provided by Apple during the XCode 3 days. It's been so long since I had my hands on the original Apple provided templates that I cannot remember how much of this came from Apple's templates and how much was (re-)created from scratch with no obvious references. Safe to say it is a mix of sorts.

#Important XCode 5 Notes# The templates have been updated to work with XCode 5 with one major caveat:

• Only the OSX 10.8 SDK is currently supported! This is because, at least when developing on 10.8, the 10.9 SDK available in the latest XCode doesn't include Python.framework, without which one cannot link to Python and thus the glue code cannot be compiled. This will be examined in more detail once I have the opportunity to work with 10.9 more fully, but for now the template will force the SDK to macos10.8 and MACOSX_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET to 10.8. Versions older than 10.8, obviously, are not supported by this branch (XCode 5 requires at least 10.8). (Additional Note: See README-embedding.md for one workaround regarding this issue.)

##Installation## Installation on XCode 5 is simple:

1. Unzip into your personal Library/Developer folder, creating Developer if it doesn't exist. Unzipping into the system /Library folder is not advised.

2. Start XCode and create a new project. You should see a new section under "OS X" named Python Cocoa and a new application type named Python-Cocoa Application under this section. Click this, fill out the relevant info, and everything will be layed out including an empty application delegate python object with a method for applicationDidFinishLaunching.

###New Objects### A file template is also included which will establish a new python file representing a class which inherits NSObject (by default). This aligns well with the general OSX/IOS development philosophy of "one source file per class", although it isn't strictly required by any means.