“xcode github”

Github it...maybe someone will test for you?

Could you post the code on gitHub ?

CocoaSlideShow was from Github. I can find one CocoaSlideShow on Github, and it has only xibs. I could see the interface. After closing and re-opening I could not see it. Unless you accidentally deleted the xibs, you may be mistaking where to find it.

So I just tried loading a plain green/grassy background image into my game. The background map was 1000 x 1000 but after testing it out I could actually use closer to 2000 x 2000 map size. The player in the game will need a lot of space to explore + at anytime there will be like 20 monsters chasing after him.When I loaded the 1000 x 1000 background image it started to get choppy as the player ventured towards the middle of the map. When he went closer to the sides or off the map the FPS went back up. I didn't use any fancy coding to break the map down into parts or tell xcode to do any of that for me.What do you suggest I do if I want to use a map around the size of 2000 x 2000... Please help and thank you for your time.

I haven't looked at UIScreen.mainbounds report ....but for my launch images, I am using an .xcassets catalog file in Xcode 10.1 for my app designed for for IOS 11.0+. I see in the .xcassets file / my launch Images for ipad landscape, IOS 7.0 or later has only two launch image files: 1x (1024 x 768) and 2x (2048 x 1536). If an iPad 12.9 in landscape is 2732 x 2048, and I'm using storyboard with all necessary constraints .....is the 2x launch screen in my .xcassets resolution forcing contraints to a lower resolution with different constraints? Any suggestions how to resolve? ...do I need to add a 2732 x 2048 launch screen somehow to .xcassets file or add some device detection code since my ipad storyboard constraints are being ignored in Simulator?

x code 5.0 was the one i downloaded

Thanks for your reply. I download the code from github, but it cannot compile.And Xcode has an error Signing for MyUserUSBInterfaceDriver requires a development team, Select a development team in the Signing & Capabilities editorThen I disable the Automatically manage signing in Signing&Capabilities editor , it shows MyUserUSBInterfaceDriver require a provisioning profile. How can I resolve the issue?

Tested on the Playground of Xcode 8.3.3.import UIKit let oldpricenameLabel = UILabel(frame: CGRect(x: 0, y: 0, width: 320, height: 120)) let productView = UIView(frame: CGRect(x: 0, y: 0, width: 320, height: 120)) let decodedString = Rp 514.800 var style = [NSStrikethroughStyleAttributeName: 2] let attributeString = NSMutableAttributedString(string: decodedString, attributes: style) oldpricenameLabel.attributedText = attributeString oldpricenameLabel.backgroundColor = UIColor.yellow productView.addSubview(oldpricenameLabel)With Quick Look into `productView`, I get something like this:Rp 514.800Seems this code acutally works.Please show enough code to reproduce your issue. I believe you can try with your Playground.

Hi @fruitcoder_DE – have you tried using the Swift-DocC Plugin to build your project? There's documentation for publishing the documentation for a Swift Package to GitHub Pages here: https://apple.github.io/swift-docc-plugin/documentation/swiftdoccplugin/publishing-to-github-pages.

There's a workaround, but corresponding comment is under review and not being released. Trying again: search for javamake on github - like github slash mnott slash javamake. I wrote a small makefile that you can adapt and that allows me to continue working, with a different editor.

there is only the X Code 8 beta? :/

If you're running beta versions of OS X, like 10.10.4, it won't work.Try redeeming the code in a stable version of OS X and then pause the download there. Once it is redeemed, you can download it from any OS X versions in the App Store > Purchased.

If you head over to the OS X Download page and scroll down to the bottom you should see a download link & code for OS X Server.- Tom