The short answer is: choose the iOS scheme from the drop-down near the run button from the menu bar choose product > archive in the window that pops-up click ‘validate’ upon successful validation, click ‘submit’
There are two ways to do this in lldb. Most commonly, you use the parray lldb command which takes a COUNT and an EXPRESSION; EXPRESSION is evaluated and should result in a pointer to memory. lldb will then print COUNT items of that type at that address. e.g. parray 10 ptr where ptr is of … Read more
You can’t use UIImagePickerController, but you can use a custom image picker. I think ELCImagePickerController is the best option, but here are some other libraries you could use: Objective-C 1. ELCImagePickerController 2. WSAssetPickerController 3. QBImagePickerController 4. ZCImagePickerController 5. CTAssetsPickerController 6. AGImagePickerController 7. UzysAssetsPickerController 8. MWPhotoBrowser 9. TSAssetsPickerController 10. CustomImagePicker 11. InstagramPhotoPicker 12. GMImagePicker 13. DLFPhotosPicker … Read more
Open a terminal window and paste this command: defaults write com.apple.dt.XCode IDEIndexDisable 1 You’ll lose some features (autocomplete, jump to definition, some of the assistants won’t work right). But you’ll gain back ram and cpu. For my project Xcode went from using 2 Gigs to a few hundred MB. (which I sorely needed to compile … Read more
I use a method similar to franks: In Preferences > Navigation (or Preferences > General in versions of Xcode prior to 5) you can set Optional Navigation to Uses Separate Tab Now opt-clicking a file in the file navigator will open it in a new tab Better yet, opt-clicking links in the code opens the … Read more
I’ve been getting ‘Build Failed’ with no errors in the Issue navigator(only warnings). Report navigator, though, displayed errors correctly.
Each of the solutions I’ve seen to this problem have either seemed inelegant (copying headers into the application’s project) or overly simplified to the point that they only work in trivial situations. The short answer Add the following path to your User Header Search Paths “$(BUILD_ROOT)/../IntermediateBuildFilesPath/UninstalledProducts” Why does this work? First, we need to understand … Read more
The Derived Data folder contains all the intermediate build information, debug- and release-built targets, as well as your project’s index. It’s helpful to delete the derived data when you have odd index problems (code completion not working right, constant re-indexing, or even just a slow project). Deleting the entire folder nukes this information for all … Read more
The quick answer is: Yes, we can! Before I get to the “how it is done” part, here are some notes about my patch/hack/fix. Right from the start the major goals have been: Keep all modifications to an absolute minimum. We want to keep the Xcode setups as original as possible. By all means, try … Read more
NB: The steps below will solve 90% of your Xcode archive issues however, from the comments it is suggested you try quitting Xcode first. This may save you hours of setting tweaking. Check the “user header paths” are correct (Add “” to paths for spaces, both in your project and dependencies) Set “Always search user … Read more