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Is there a way in Xcode to print all your "Classes" source files in one go, without going through them one by one?
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Hi. I'm starting to learn development for the mac (then I'll learn iOS development). I just buy an iOS developer program, and I see there are 2 IDEs available for download: Xcode 3.x and Xcode 4 (GM Status). So I don't know where to start. Site's says that Xcode 4 its now "integrated" so there is…
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I know nothing about Xcode, except it's a Developer interface from Apple that actually comes on OSX CD and it's used to create iPhone apps as well.
I also know it have a Applications folder, filled with little utilities, that are indeed quite useful. I tried grabbing one of them and running, without…
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Hi Everyone!
Yesterday I felt in big issue that happens with all my projects. After I installed new Xcode 3.2.3 (for iPhone OS 4), all my projects started to spit out the "referenced from:" errors. I noticed that in new Xcode all the iPhone SDK versions earlier than 3.2 removed. But I have a projects…
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Hi,
Is there any way to detect the SDK prior to 3.1.3 in the latest XCode that is 3.2.3.
Looking for answers.
Thank You.
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Hello.
I've working with Visual Studio for a long time and now I'm working with XCode.
On Visual Studio I can work with more than one project at the same time adding them to a solution (imagine a solutin with a windows application project and a library project).
Now I have XCode and two projects:…
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