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Reply to Dictionary Wrapper for Custom Types
How are you testing this? I copied your code into a new test project (created from the OS X > Command Line Tool template) and it worked just fine.k: 2, v: Green k: 3, v: Blue k: 1, v: Red Program ended with exit code: 0This is with Xcode 7.0 on OS X 10.10.5.Share and Enjoy — Quinn The Eskimo! Apple Developer Relations, Developer Technical Support, Core OS/Hardware let myEmail = eskimo + 1 + @apple.com
Topic: Programming Languages SubTopic: Swift Tags:
Oct ’15
Why I didn't get xcode updates for xcode 9.0.1
I'm using Xcode 8.3.3 and my os version is 10.12.6. when I look for updates in App Store it shows if there's any availble updates. but doesn't show any update for Xcode. but if I searched for xcode then it shows the button Install, not for Update. I'm wondering why is that. what happen if I Install. does it install as a new Xcode or, update the existing verstion to 9.0.1 hope your answer with this.
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Oct ’17
Xcode fails to add any product to Xcode Cloud
When trying to create a new workflow for a framework product, Xcode fails, displaying the error: “MyFramework” could not be added to Xcode Cloud.” This framework previously had a workflow running on Xcode Cloud, but it is no longer visible, both in Xcode and App Store Connect. I was trying to recreate the workflow, as well as setup some additional ones, but I get the same error for every single product. No other details are provided by Xcode, so I’m unable to determine what steps I should take to correct the issue. I'm able to reproduce this with every xcworkspace file I have tried so far. Using Xcode 13.1 (13A1030d) It would be great if Xcode could provide some sort of detail with these error messages so that devs would know whether there is something wrong on the Cloud side, or if it's something that I can try fixing on my side.
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Nov ’21
Reply to Xcode 11 - "error: Relocation out of range"
Ok, here's what happened. To open the project in XCode 11 I had to convert Swift from 3.x to 4.x. When I made some manual changes to add the @objc tag, I errantly added it to a few private functions in the code. I'm guessing the 'out of range' message meant 'hey, we can't see those functions you idiot.I removed it and now builds fine on all devices & ios versions.Hopefully this helps someone in he future...
Jul ’19
XCode Cloud Production Builds in XCode 14
I have the latest XCode 14 on my Mac running Ventura preview. I am trying to build and deploy a live production app, essentially an app previously built with XCode 13.4.1 and now on the store. From my knowledge, this was not previously possible on preview versions of Mac OS. So, I'm wondering if now XCode Cloud is able to build this production app in the cloud instead of locally, using the previous XCode version 13.4.1 (GM), but pushing it up with XCode 14 (Beta). Note: My app is not using any new features that require XCode 14, and builds successfully in 13.4.1 and 14.
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Jun ’22
Reply to Can't delete breakpoints in Xcode 14.1
Thanks, I've used Xcode for a long time. So I'm familiar with the breakpoint UI. It's just that they shift as code changes, and then I like to delete them. How do you delete a conflicting Xcode keyboard shortcut? I constantly have this issue. Cmd+ doesn't work. There are no articles online about it. delete just enters the delete key as the keyboard shortcut. This shouldn't have to be this hard. The keyboard shortcut menu even has a red x, but you click on it and it doesn't delete the conflict.
Dec ’22
Reply to Can anybody guide me how to use c programming language in Xcode ?
XCode is compatible with C, C++ and Objective C as well as Swift.Objective C is based on C.You can execute any C program in XCode as long as it does not have any platform specific dependencies that would prevent it from running on an Apple device / computer.Can you explain what the problem is, show some code and the error you get (screenshot) ?How did you create your project ?Try File > New > Project then OS X > Command Line Tool. Select C as the language. A main.c file will be created for you.
Topic: Programming Languages SubTopic: General Tags:
Jul ’16