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How can I validate the language of an Xcode app? I checked the project-level properties but I didn't see a reference to the project language (ObjectiveC, Swift, etc). I checked Info.plist as well and did not see it specified there either.
I didn't see a reference to the project language
Because there is no such thing as "project language". Individual files in a single project may be in Objective-C, Objective-C++, C++, Assembler, AppleScript, Swift, and possibly other languages.
When you create your project, you should see an option:
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I want to find out the code smells while I am writing the code in the IDE instead of getting code smells after pushing my changes to Repository on the code analysis tolls like SonarQube tools etc.
Yes, there is an extension which you can integrate with your IDE which gives you realtime code smells and bugs. Please use this link
https://www.sonarlint.org/
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ADODB.Stream doesn't exist in my Visual Basic 6. . I searched everywhere in the objects browser. Is there any method or installation so that i could provide it???
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Go to Projects>References>Microsoft ActiveX Data Objects 2.8 Library.
Then go to form and type the code.
It should come up as Intellisense.
You probably are looking for "ADODB" when the library isn't called that at all. Normal language usage would just call this "ADO" but the Web is full of cargo-culters. Why there is an "ADODB" tag here at all escapes me.
Look for a version of "Microsoft ActiveX Data Objects." Usually 2.5 is a reasonable choice unless you have good reasons to target a new version of the interface - they all point to the same DLL.
This is a system library used from all kinds of languages. It has nothing directly to do with VB6, and is part of Windows now (and has been for well over a decade).
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I want to build a basic browser with webkit. Does it need certain osx libraries to build? Where should I get the source and how should I compile it? How should I get started with webkit?
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There is an excellent document provided by Apple regarding development using WebKit. Also various good tutorials are available throughout the Web.
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Does any one has idea to compile a dojo into a single file. I am trying to host the project into a website, and dojo has 100's of files to be uploaded.. if any one got idea. please share.
As addition to the answer of Craig of following the build tutorial, I also want to add that there's a web builder that can help you with it.
With this tool you can specify the modules you need and create a single JavaScript file of it.
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I'm working on Free Pascal IDE. When I want to share my Pascal code, I run into a problem. I can't paste code that I copy to anywhere. Is there a solution for this?
You can use Pastie or Pastebin or gist. That's the first that comes to mind.
And what about using another IDE?
I've just started to use a text editor/IDE multilanguage called Geany and it's way better than free pascal.
Give it a try, maybe you will have to configure it first but then when you have all set is a powerful tool, and you can add themes or modify colors/text type/etc.