How to see UITableViewDelegate in Interface Builder?

UITableView delegate and datasource protocols belong to a UITableView - you'll only see them if you have a UITableView somewhere to attach to You might have possibly seen them appear in a file's owner elsewhere if you had a UITableViewController (which is a kind of UIViewController), which probably exposes those delegates in order to be able to set them for the internal UITableView it holds onto.

UITableView delegate and datasource protocols belong to a UITableView - you'll only see them if you have a UITableView somewhere to attach to. You might have possibly seen them appear in a file's owner elsewhere if you had a UITableViewController (which is a kind of UIViewController), which probably exposes those delegates in order to be able to set them for the internal UITableView it holds onto.

Your main view is now a type of UIView and not UITableView. So your file's owner will not show datasource or delegate. For them to appear, you have to drag a table view and add it as a subview of the only view present.

Connect that tableview's delegate and datasource to the file's owner and it should all work.

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