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I am integrating FinderSync Extension in my Cocoa Application to show badges in files and folders. Look at the below two scenario:1) When i run application using FinderSync Extension (like DemoFinderSync), in that case Extension is added in the System Preference with Check mark and called that principal class FinderSync.m as well.2) When i run application using my Application Scheme (like DemoApp) , in that case Extension is added in the System Preference but without check mark and that principal class FinderSync.m do not call and FinderSync Extension does not work in this case.So anybody have an idea how to enable Finder Extension in the System Preference using second scenario.Also post your answer in the below StackOverflow link:http://stackoverflow.com/questions/31176942/how-to-enable-findersync-extension-in-the-system-preference-in-cocoa-objectiveAny help is appreciated..!!

Hi,does Apple accept partially localized AppStore entries? I have localized keywords and screenshots, but only some localized descriptions. Could i use the english description for entries without translation?

Hi all:I watched the WWDC15 talked titled What's New in UIKit Dynamics and Visual Effects. Around the 16:00 minute mark the speaker refers to UIDynamicAnimators debugEnabled feature.He states:• Pause the debugger• Find a reference to your UIDynamicAnimator• Set debugEnabled to trueNow, this is likely something very trivial. However, my LLDB skills are poor. If anyone could enlighten me as to how I would go about doing this the right way, it would be very much appreciated.The steps I've currently tried are:• Run the app• Hit 'pause' in the debug area• Search in local variables segment to the left of the console (it's always blank)• I've tried referring to the animator by the variable name I gave it, 'animator', but the console returns an error stating the command is invalid• I've tried using 'expr animator.debugEnabled = true' - same issue.Do I need to edit my scheme to be in a specific mode? Really quite lost.Thanks in advance for any help.

I think I accidentally cancelled this (I couldn't run my app directly into device and thought this was the way to go). How do I fix this? I just wanted to be able to run on my actual device instead of simulator and the scheme menu in XCode wouldn't show up properly.

I am not able to open all websites in Safari - if I enter for example Twitter.com I get the message Safari is not able to open twitter.com because Safari can not open a secure connection to server twitter.com (translated from German, sorry :-))Any ideas about? Certificate etc. seems to be ok.

How do I expose a C framework that isn’t in the standard library to a playground in Xcode 7.0b2?Xcode 7.0 beta 2 (7A121l), current scheme is for a 10.11 target, playground is for OS X.I want my OS X Swift file-utility struct to use a SHA1 digest to test two files for equality. The service is available through CommonCrypto, an all-C library.What works in target-member source:Adding#import <CommonCrypto/CommonCrypto.h>to the projectname_Bridging-Header.h file makes the CommonCrypto API visible to Swift source in the target. No import statement is needed in Swift. Common Crypto seems not to be a framework nor is it modularized:Objective-C headers do not accept@import CommonCrypto;even after doing a build with the #import (I understand that creates a per-project module). Nor does Swift acceptimport CommonCrypto // No such module 'CommonCrypto'Trying a find (in /System/Library or the equivalent 10.11 SDK inside Xcode) turns up nothing:find /System/Library/Frameworks/ -type f -iname 'CommonCrypto.*'T