Is there a way to turn off autocompletion in comments?. I don't really know if this should be ON in the first place. What's the point to have autocompletion in comments anyway?, it's ridiculous.
I'm using xcode 7.3 in swift.
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It's available only under Xcode 3.x. The hands-like tab between Windows and Help.
What is this tab used for?
Xcode 3.2.6
After trying by myself. It is actually User Scripts as the image shows.
And it's gone since Xcode 4 onwards.
Reference:
https://devforums.apple.com/message/380673#380673
does anyone know of a work around for this issue?
When trying to localize the 'Localizable.strings' file after choosing for which language the file should be set, nothing happens :(.
I tried it a few times with no success.
But when I close my project, reopen it in Xcode 6.2 and do the same action in there... Xcode adds the localization for the selected languages without any problem.
I know it is a bug for the Beta release of Xcode, but I would appreciate a working workaround for this.
thx
Seems to be fixed in version 6.3 of Xcode
If you open an Xcode 4.x project at Xcode 5 and then open a xib at Interface Builder, you will get an alert:
NOTE: I only have the issues with the forced iOS7 appearance, auto layout is still turned off for me.
And then i accidentally clicked "Alway Upgrade" so Xcode automatically upgrades all my xibs to Xcode 5 and iOS7 prior. But i use Xcode 4.x parallel and it's very annoying to switching back all the xibs when i accidentally open them in Xcode 5.
Before opened in XCode 5 interface builder:
After opened in XCode 5 interface builder:
I searched in Xcode and on Google to get the way to turn this "feature" off, but i still have no luck about it.
In the File Inspector for the xib (cmd-opt-1), you can change the "Opens in" popup to say "Xcode 4.6". This will revert the document format to one that is compatible with Xcode 4.6, but it also means you will not be able to take advantage of some of the new capabilities in Xcode with regards to xibs.
If you want to "reset" the "Always upgrade" choice you made, you can do that by resetting that particular user default using Terminal:
defaults write com.apple.dt.xcode IBAlwaysUpgradeAutolayoutDocuments -bool false
I have tried the above solutions, but as other users pointed out, didn't seem to work well... Strangely, after downloading Cocktail for Mac, and cleaning up broken preference as well as caches and other junk (which I did just to maintain my aging Mac) the "Always Upgrade" mistake was finally fixed!!
I haven't bought cocktail, honestly, you can use it for free for ten launches or something. So, you can go ahead and get your Mac cleaned up and fix that burden along the way.
I modified the Dave DeLong's command to reset the "Always upgrade". Try it.
defaults write com.apple.dt.xcode IBAlwaysUpgradeAutolayoutDocuments -boolean false
I didn't have luck with either of these commands, but this one worked for me...
defaults write com.apple.dt.xcode IBAlwaysUpgradeAutolayoutDocuments -int 0
Does anyone have a good navigation controller tutorial for newer Xcodes that still uses xib file instead of storyboard? I've been searching everywhere, and what I've found either is for Xcode version 2.0 or either uses storyboard.
Check out this: http://www.techotopia.com/index.php/Creating_a_Navigation_based_iOS_5_iPhone_Application_using_TableViews
Should give you the basic idea... Written for iOS 5 though, so some functions might need updating
Is it possible to 'simulate interface' in xcode 4.6? The command seems to be missing :-(
I am using Xcode 5 and you can find this feature under Editor-> Simulate Document (not the Edit menu) as others have pointed out.
However, this feature is only available for Mac xibs and is not available for iOS xibs.
I am guessing this was probably the same situation in Xcode 4.6 back when the question was originally asked, hence the confusion in the other questions and comments.
Is it possible to 'simulate interface' in xcode 4.6? The command seems to be missing :-(
It seems, NO
In xcode 4.6, you can find from menu bar:
Editor (NOT Edit) menu >> Simulate Document
This one may be helped :)