With the move from .dylib to .tbd, a move I understand little of, my app is not enjoying the transition, and searching online, apparently it's not just mine (and not just libxml2.2).Here is my small error list:Undefined symbols for architecture x86_64: _htmlReadMemory, referenced from: _PerformHTMLXPathQueryWithEncoding in XPathQuery.o _xmlBufferCreate, referenced from: _DictionaryForNode in XPathQuery.o _xmlBufferFree, referenced from: _DictionaryForNode in XPathQuery.o _xmlFree, referenced from: _DictionaryForNode in XPathQuery.o _xmlFreeDoc, referenced from: _PerformHTMLXPathQueryWithEncoding in XPathQuery.o _PerformXMLXPathQueryWithEncoding in XPathQuery.o _xmlNodeDump, referenced from: _DictionaryForNode in XPathQuery.o _xmlNodeGetContent, referenced from: _DictionaryForNode in XPathQuery.o _xmlReadMemory, referenced from: _PerformXMLXPathQueryWithEncoding in XPathQuery.o _xmlXPathEvalExpression, referenced from: _PerformXPathQuery in XPathQuery.o _xmlXPathFreeContext, referenced from: _PerformXPathQuery
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I'm wondering if there's a way to get the Watchkit 1.0 SDK on Xcode 7. I'm attempting to co-develop WK1.0 / WK2.0 now, and don't see a way to set WK deployment to 1.0 and programmatically choose which communications methods (e.g., WatchConnectivity Framework for WK2.0 vs. openParentApplication for iOS 8 / WK1.0). Anyone have suggestions?
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I think that the openParentApplication() is the fallback you would use on Watchkit 1.0 / iOS 8.x deployments. For the Watchkit 2.0 / iOS 9.x deployments, the WatchConnectivity framework is the way to go. I'm not sure how to implement the if #available() tests though, since it appears that Watchkit 1.0 SDK is missing from Xcode 7 currently. Additionally, we'd probably have to assume that the user will be forced to upgrade both iOS (to 9.x) and Watch OS (to 2.x) simultaneously when the production versions are rolled out, so we can use some variant of if #available(iOS 9.0, Watchkit 2.0, *) for our tests.Any thoughts on writing Watchkit 2.0 apps that also run on WK 1.0? Or just assume we push a new version, and keep a couple of branches (yuck!)?[edit] It appears that you can add a WatchKit 1.0 target to the project, and then share some files between the two variants. Now, I still need to find out how to get WatchKit 1.0 sdk into Xcode 7...
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In all my text editors, when I type either a single or double quote mark for a variable, El Capitan is doing odd things with the text characters immediately after the quote, such as adding a diacritic mark or just deleting the text or putting the quote mark on the other side of the last letter so that it is outside the quotes. It makes writing code very frustrating. I've search through system preferences to see if there was something affecting quotes in El Capitan, but haven't found anything yet. This happens even in the Xcode beta for El Capitan, as well as Sublime Text 3, Atom, Visual Studio Code and even in TextEdit.
OptionSets are handled differently now in Swift 2.0 and use set syntax instead of bitwise operators to join and test them.Option sets support set literal syntax, and set-like methods such as contains: object.invokeMethodWithOptions([.OptionA, .OptionB]) object.invokeMethodWithOptions([]) if options.contains(.OptionC) { // .OptionC is set }See the Xcode 7 beta release notes or either of the following threads for more info:https://forums.developer.apple.com/thread/4561https://forums.developer.apple.com/thread/3623
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If you select the file and open the Assistant Editor pane on the right side of the main Xcode project window (using the button in the toolbar or the menu View>AssistantEditor>ShowAssistantEditor), one of the sections in the File Inspector has checkboxes which let you manually set which Targets the files should be added to.Sorry, but I don't know why you're not getting the option when you create the files.
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I'm seeing the same thing, but the more I struggle, the more I think this is expected. If you notice, when you add a new target, there's a new Watch Framework target. If I add a new Watch framework, I have no problem doing an @import of it. Think about the current frameworks. The framework code lives on your phone. The reason shared frameworks worked before was because the Watch extension and iPhone app both were on your phone. Now, the code for the Watch extension and the iPhone app are on separate devices. While the code might be the same, the code is hosted on physically separate devices. An official comment from Apple would be good, but after messing with search paths for a while and then thinking about the situation, I think it's accurate to say that your shared code is going to need to be duplicated. In my case, this is several constants and networking code.It would be great if Xcode could do this duplication for us, in some sort of omni-framework that automatically gets installed on both devic
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I have no idea how to get it working either and there's a rather ominous log saying starting services on a paired watch isn't supported in the system log.6/13/15 7:27:41.953 PM Xcode[31093]: AMDeviceSecureStartService (thread 0x70000158f000): Starting services on paired watches not supported
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Another way of drawing in the window is to not use an NSView, but draw directly into the window:NSGraphicsContext.setCurrentContext(window.graphicsContext) NSColor.redColor().set() NSRectFill(NSRect(x:0,y:0,width:100,height:100)) window.flushWindow()The steps here are:Setting the current graphics context (a global variable for the thread) to the graphics context of the windowSetting the current color of the graphics context to redFilling a rectangle in the graphics contextFlushing the contents so that the result is visibleAnd now you can show a window and draw into it only using the command line.Even though this is possible, depending on what you want to do it is probably better to use the playgrounds in Xcode, since they work in a similiar way to a command line, but actually runs in the same kind of environment as normal applications.
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Programming Languages
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Tia, sorry... as I stated, I wasn't sure if I was posting to the correct forum or not. I did not notice the issue with xcode 6, I am noticing it with xcode 7. Because my project required an upgrade/compatability check (from what I read... to a new version of swift) I assumed the issue would either be a change in swift or a bug in xcode. If anyone can move this post for me to the correct forum please do.LCS, I appreciate the response. I have tried specifying the pixel size manually.When I load the textures outside the atlas they overlap perfectly. Unfortunately that results in a much slower program. I am curious however about your mention of collision detection maybe causing the cropping?
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It was my mistake to put a syntax suggestion in the original post. I should have stopped short of that. Because it has moved the focus from where I was aiming.I thought it was evident from the code, but I will labour the point:func X( a:Int, b:Int) { print(a,b) }a and b are equivalent to one another. This is the same deal in every programming language I've ever come across.But at the call site, X(1, b:2)b requires different treatment from a.The first parameter is treated differently from the others.I am appalled by the ugliness of this. It flies in the face of intelligent language design. It creates an unwelcome speed-bump to every Swift programmer.I retract my original assertion, in retrospect this is what I should've written:I would personally prefer all cases to work, although I can see an argument for requiring consistency at the call site. However, whichever choice is made, it should go without saying that the equivalence of the parameters should be reflected in the syntax at t
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Did it work in Xcode 6? Have you typed a capital S for #import YourModule-Swift.h?
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Every time I run a test, I get this dialog to pop up: Do you want the application “Xcode.app” to accept incoming network connections? It makes me feel like a moron that I can't figure out how to make it go away, but here I am.Anyone have any tips to make it go away permanently (aside from turning off my firewall)?
could not open document,error appeared after build failed. it is about a viewController xib files.does anyone know why?
Do we know if the current version of Swift 2 is acceptable for release to the AppStore?And if not is there anyway we can conditionaly compile with Swift2/Swift1.2 (and use either Xcode7 or Xcode 6.3 as appropriate)?Maintaing two different code bases, one with Swift 1.2 and one with Swift 2 is a hassle I'd rather not get into. Even more so that the the Swift2 c o n v e r t e r is a one way street (I do not know of any means to back convert to Swift 1.2, anyone)?It looks like preprocessor like swift macros are ruled out since both branches must be legal, and the Swift2 branch certainly is not legal Swift1.2 code.What to do?