You can do this from within Xcode without resorting to hand editing the pbxproj file in a text editor! Here’s how: Rename your source folder in the Finder. This will break the project initially because Xcode doesn’t automatically detect when the real folders that the virtual (yellow) project folders point to are changed, so all … Read more
If you purge the workspace file it helps speed it up. First, make sure Xcode isn’t open. Now find your project file. Right-click on it, and select Show Package Contents. Next, delete project.xcworkspace. Open Xcode and enjoy faster performance! Thanks to: http://meachware.blogspot.com/2011/06/speed-up-xcode-4.html Edit: I’ve gotten several comments about this noting that for some projects this … Read more
Xcode 4 (and above) stores this on a per-project basis. If you select the project in the Project Navigator (Cmd-1) and open the File Inspector (Cmd-Opt-1), you’ll see a field for “Organization” under “Project Document”.
The biggest advantage a framework has over static libraries is that they act as a neat way of packaging up the compiled library binary and any related headers. They can be dropped into your project (just like the SDK’s built-in frameworks like Foundation and UIKit) and they should just work (most of the time). Most … Read more
EDIT (Incorporated all comments to a single answer) Try one of the following (or all) Instead of using Build For -> Archive, in the product menu just use archive. It will show up then. In the scheme editor, edit the scheme and go to the Archive tab, make sure the check box for show in … Read more
Go to this folder which contains dark side of the force: Xcode 4.2 or prior: /Developer/Library/PrivateFrameworks/IDEKit.framework/Resources Xcode 4.3 or later: /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Frameworks/IDEKit.framework/Resources. Open IDETextKeyBindingSet.plist. Add a new dictionary and a new command item as the screenshot below (name them what you want): That’s: selectLine:, copy:, moveToEndOfLine:, insertNewline:, paste:, deleteBackward: Restart Xcode and go to Preferences – … Read more
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Add #import <netinet/in.h> in Reachability.h to get away with this
These solutions are way too difficult. The problem is that you have removed the project from filesystem but SVN still thinks they are there. Detaching project from SVN will work, the same for removing .svn folders BUT that is going to destroy your repository! It is much easier to open console, browse to your folder … Read more
OK, answering my own question. Turns out it is an issue with dependent projects in XCode 4. If this happens to you, go through the Build Settings for all your dependent projects (e.g. static libraries) and make sure that the “Skip Install” option under “Deployment” is set to YES. More detail here: http://flakasoft.com/developer-tips/xcode-4-bug-solution-for-archiving-build-with-static-library/