“Xcode”

I don't think that menu does what you hope...The choices being:- current swift syntax - modern Obj-C syntax- Obj-C w/arcThere is no 'Obj-C to Swift' choice.Quoting from Apple's Swift blog 10.2016:Xcode 7 and OS X El CapitanOS X El Capitan requires Xcode 7, which includes Swift 2, native support for System Integrity Protection (SIP), app thinning, as well as the latest SDKs. When running Xcode 7 you may notice a number of syntactical changes need to be applied to your Swift 1.2 code. To help in your migration to Swift 2, Xcode 7 includes a helpful tool to re-write older Swift code for you. Just select the menu item Edit > Convert > To Latest Swift Syntax and Xcode will migrate your code to the latest Swift API and syntax.

I am also experiencing this problem, only when a second bar button is added to a tool bar and pushed to the extreme right of the storyboard, if I try to change this button to a 'System item' in this case 'Trash x-code freezes. If I add a third button I can change this to a trash button?

Hi all! I have followed all of the instruction, still no succes. When i run sudo upx -d command, it says 0 files unpacked and doesn't really help. I have tried it with different crack (x code) files. Any more ideas? Thank you in advance

I tried removing the devices in the folder and re-starting X-Code but still no luck. I had to also go into Developer Tools and then remove and add back in the iPad Air device to the list of simulators. I even tried a full reboot and restart of XCode.Any other suggestions?

Return worked. Probably needs rosetta to compile/test code destined for other platforms. Thats why I got my M1 Mac Mini. Time to get that idiots guide to mac for windows users who can write in visual bacic and C but not x code. So complete newbie to Mac but quick learner.

Just wanted to know this reproduces easily. Deployment Target 17.0 iOS Simulator 17.x - Crashes on Startup iOS Simulator 18.x - Doesn't crash The entire code is just ScrollView { // Anything } .scrollDisabled(true) // --> This causes the crash on 17.x, Xcode 16

You can make your app work on 8 and 9, but it will take more work. You won't be able to submit the app from Xcode 7 until shortly before iOS 9 is released. You can install Xcode 6.4, target iOS 8, and submit to the store now. But, this almost certainly means you will have to make some code changes (especially if you used Swift) and do some testing on the 8.x simulators and some devices that still have 8.x on them. Or, if you want to wait to submit the app until it is possible to do so from Xcode 7, you can set your project's deployment target to iOS 8.x, and again, modify your code and test on iOS 8 simulators/devices. There are several ways to handle things that are different or missing in different iOS versions, such as the if #available statement (Swift), comparing NSFoundationVersionNumber, testing respondsToSelector, or testing the result of NSClassFromString().EDIT: Changed ... project to target iOS 8.x... to ... project's

The App Store doesn't accept code compiled in beta versions of Xcode or on beta version of OS X.If you want to submit, you would currently need to compile with Xcode 6.4 (which means Swift 1.2) and on OS X Yosemite 10.10.4 or earlier.

Last post ... I promise ... When I reinstalled Xcode 26.4 again after going through all of the above shenanigans, I chose to NOT install the 26.x line of simulators, nor the Predictive Code Completion Model. As before, Xcode downloaded and installed older simulators anyway, but left the 26.x options uninstalled with their Get buttons primed and ready. I closed down Xcode and did some other stuff. After an hour I launched Xcode to check on things, opened Settings and, lo and behold, the iOS 26.4 and watchOS 26.4 simulators were showing as installed under the Platform Support section of the Components. What is going on? It's as if Xcode is hallucinating.

I have the same problem with WCSession.default.transferFile it works on already distributed apps also under iOS 14.x but when I compile with current Xcode Version 12.2 (12B45b) it doesn't work. Also the Apple sample code doesn't work. So I can not update apps with the current Xcode Version that is really bad and time consuming. Will this issue fixed once a time with the next Xcode release ? When I use a IOS 13.x simulator with watchOS 5.3 it works. But in reality on a current updated device it doesn't work Totals disappointed !!

I'm encountering an issue while trying to build my iOS app in Xcode for the simulator. Issue: Xcode Version: 15.x macOS Version: 14.x (Sonoma) Simulator: iPhone 16 Pro Error Message: Command ClangStatCache failed with a nonzero exit code Steps Taken: Cleaned build folder (Shift + Cmd + K) Deleted DerivedData (rm -rf ~/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData) Updated Xcode and checked iOS SDK updates Disabled Clang Static Analyzer Cache None of these steps resolved the issue. Any help would be appreciated! Thanks in advance.

i installed using homebrew to make the program on x code, but i faced the same linking issue there so i installed fltk 1.4 separately and tried to make the program using Make. I first tried to make my program using cmake and x code as described here : https://github.com/fltk/fltk/blob/master/README.macOS.md#build_cmake_make, but after completing all the steps up till building fltk, i couldn't figure out what to do with the CMakeLists.txt file or how to link my new project with fltk. After that i tried Homebrew and was able to successfully link my program with fltk but then this linking issue occured and i got stuck. Now, even with updating the code using the github page using you mentioned, i am getting the same issue. Can you tell me in which directory should i be in when i execute this command, if i installed fltk using Homebrew? What was the procedure you followed if you also did this exercise?

Jack,Is it really correct to say that Swift doesn't allow 1-element tuples?This code works without a problem in Xcode playgrounds:var x: (Int) = (5)var y: Int = 6y = xvar z: Int = xx = y + zIf you option-click on x in one of the lower lines of the playground, Xcode will gladly tell you that its type is (Int), not Int. Xcode seems to think that Int and (Int) are both valid types that can be used interchangeably.Perhaps a better question is this: Are there any named values in Swift that aren't tuples?