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At launch, several menus of the menuBar are hidden (defined in IB).I want to show them later. How can I do this ?For NSMenuItems, I use the hidden property, but there is no such property for NSMenu.What's the way to di it ?

Why does my access point (Game Center) does not show except for the first time I open the app? My code: func showMainMenu() { GKAccessPoint.shared.location = .topLeading GKAccessPoint.shared.showHighlights = true GKAccessPoint.shared.isActive = true }

1. I can run the wathApp and notification-watchApp on simulator directly..but i cant run these on real device.2. When i run the application on iphone, the watchApp installs on watch, but the notifications which i have designed in interface builder, does not show. The watch shows its default design for notifications. Any body can help, it will be apreciated.thankx

This is on Xcode Version 7.3.1 (7D1014) on OS X 10.11.5 (15F34), target is an iOS application, built for iOS 9.I have an audio application in which I cannot manage to show the cover art in Now Playing lock screen.I can show a static image and other information but I'm not able to show the real album cover. Code below works correctly (a 512x512 image is displayed: NSMutableDictionary __block *mpInfo = [[NSMutableDictionary alloc] initWithDictionary:[[MPNowPlayingInfoCenter defaultCenter] nowPlayingInfo]]; mpInfo[MPMediaItemPropertyArtist] = currentSong.artist; mpInfo[MPMediaItemPropertyTitle] = currentSong.title; if([[RP4RadioManager sharedManager] isPlaying]) { mpInfo[MPNowPlayingInfoPropertyPlaybackRate] = @(1.0); } else { mpInfo[MPNowPlayingInfoPropertyPlaybackRate] = @(0.0); } mpInfo[MPMediaItemPropertyPlaybackDuration] = @([currentSong.duration doubleValue] / 1000.0); mpInfo[MPNowPlayingInfoPropertyElapsedPlaybackTime] = @(0); mpInfo[MPMediaItemPropertyArtwork] = [[MPMediaItemAr

We have 2 targets in our app, one for watch os1 and another for watch os2.I'm on Xcode 7, beta 6.I can't find a way to get the watch os1 target to actually run on the simulator.I need to be able to test with the combination of an iPhone running iOS 8 and an Apple Watch running watch os1, because not everyone who gets our app update will have iOS 9. Here is what I've tried:1. Tried the old way of testing watch os1. i.e. I started the iOS app on an iPhone 8.4 simulator and then attempted to show the watch as an external display. This doesn't work any more. Apple Watch devices no longer show as external displays in Xcode 7, as far as I can tell (and also based on some forum posts I saw).2. Attempted to install a combo simulator in the Devices panel, meaning an iPhone running iOS 8.4, paired to an Apple Watch. However, as soon as I change the iPhone from iOS 9 to iOS 8.4, the ability to pair it to a device is grayed out.3. Attempted to run the watch o

Hi, when I log in on my dashboard CloudKit doesn't show any statitics (USAGE section).Message is: CAN'T LOAD USAGE INFORMATION BECAUSE OF A SERVER ERROR.How can I fix this problem?

Hi everyone,I set my app to Puzzle and then Board (secondary) but when I released for sale it shows Board for the primary category. How can I go about getting that fixed? Any ideas on why and how that could happen?Thanks.

On Xcode 8.3.2, I see lots of leaks when running my mac app, which previously showed no leaks in an older version.Calls to things like addSubview:, basic API use are showing leaks everywhere. I hope these are false positives. Even if they are not, there's nothing I can do about these, but it does make for tracking down leaks I can do something about harder.

PKAddPassButton shows unlocalised title when I run the app on real device with iOS 16. The title is shown as ADD_PASS_BUTTON_TITLE. It's correct if I run the same build on simulator (I see the title as Add to Apple Wallet) and also physical device with iOS 15. But wrong title on iOS 16. Does anyone know what the reason could be?

Hi all, I am trying to understand how to show the AirPlay menu in SwiftUI. My goal is to show the AirPlay menu, the same one displayed in the music app, but programmatically from a SwiftUI Button. I was able to display the AirPlay menu using UIViewRepresentable and MPVolumeView, but that does not show the currently active AirPlay speakers (no checkmarks). So how can I: Show the AirPlay button from a custom SwiftUI button? Show the same AirPlay menu as the one in the Music app, with preselected active speaker?

Hi. I'm pretty new to coding and i have used CodeBlocks for some time. Recently I started using Xcode and there is one feature I really miss. When I run my code in CodeBlocks, it automatically opens terminal window and runs code there. In Xcode i can only see my output bellow the code, and if there are many lines it has to write, the console becomes really choppy and laggy. Is there a way could make that when i run my c++ code, it automatically runs in a new terminal window? (if it's not possible maybe there is a way to make console in Xcode run smoother when running the code)