I'm trying to debug a TV app on LG IDE. In order to connect the real TV, I need to create a "target", that is, a real TV with an IP address. This should be done via "target configuration" on the IDE, but I can't find this panel. Does anybody know how can I activate this panel?
"Window -> Show View -> Target Configuration"? Then I have seen in the right bottom corner.
For me it works fine.
Follow this steps:
Window menu > Show View > Target Configuration
Now you can see Target Configuration section at right-top.
Now right click to emulator. Select 'Connect' option.
It works. Enjoy!
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This seems like a very silly question but I can not find any way to log out of GitHub on the windows desktop application. Does anyone know how?
Press CTRL + , to get to the options menu from which you can click sign out.
For Mac
Top Left corner of the screen, next to Mac symbol->Github->Preference->Accounts->signout
For Windows
Inside github, Right side next to Sync->Settings symbol->options->log out
This is easy just follow it . Settings>Option>
Log out
and again for Login just click +Add Account
As it says here it seems like since version 1.0.39 you could log in and out by pressing Alt + L
Hope this helps.
With the latest desktop version,
File > Option > Sign Out
It is very simple and hidden:
Open GitHub desktop
Click the File on the top toolbar
You can click Sign In or Sign Out on the window
It's Simple:
Just open Your GitHub Desktop App
Click on File
Select on option (the option Modern-Dialog Box will open where you can see your account and the Sign out Button)
Click on the Sign out Button.
You have successfully logged out from your GitHub Desktop app.
follow this
File -> Options -> git -> Provide username and email ->Click on Save After that a popup github desktop window will be opened for verification. Provide details and that's it. Done!
For macOS users that end up here, in top bar click the Github Desktop drowpdown > Preferences > Accounts > Sign out
I have just switched over to using Xcode 5.
I have gone to change the name of my application with some other settings which I need to change, However when I have gone to do this I noticed my "General" tab is missing. Does any one know why this may have happened.
Just a quick update how to do it in Xcode 8:
See up in the left hand corner of your screenshot the blue icon? You have your project file selected and are viewing the project's global settings, which don't have a "General" tab.
Click either the triangle in the box up there or the lower blue icon with "template" and select a build target.
You are seeing your project's settings. You want to see your target's settings.
In the bar containing 'Info' and 'Build Settings' click on the project icon on the left and select your main target from the dropdown.
For me, General tab re-appeared when I did shift-command-Y which closed the debug window on the bottom.
The open debug window caused the tab bar with "General" to disappear.
The name of the application is on the Utilities file inspector for the project. With your project selected, press Cmd-opt-1 (or in the menus, View->Utilities->Show File inspector)
I am using CODA from a long time .. now i use aptana studio 3
my Question
How Connect to remote host from Aptana Studio 3?
thanks
From the Project Explorer, expand the project you want to hook up to a remote site (or just right click and create a new Web project that's empty if you just want to explore a remote site from there). There's a "Connections" node, right click it and select "Add New connection...". A dialog will appear, at bottom you can select the destination as Remote and then click the "New..." button. There you can set up an FTP/FTPS/SFTP connection.
That's how you set up a connection that's tied to a project, typically for upload/download/sync between it and a project.
You can also do Window > Show View > Remote. From that view, you can click the globe icon in the upper right to add connections and in this view you can just browse your remote connections.
Window -> Show View -> Other -> Studio/Remote
(Drag this tabbed window wherever)
Click the add FTP button (see below); #profit
There's also an option to Auto Sync built-in in Aptana.
I was following setup instructions to add ASIHTTPRequest to my project
and it asks me to "Edit Active Target". Now that I'm using Xcode 4, I don't see that menu item anywhere. Where can I edit my active target?
There's no set active target in XCode 4.
Instead you can select it at left top of the screen at the right of "stop" button.
You can select any target(with devices) you set in the drop down list.
XCode has changed a bit - the step you mention requires you to link your app against some frameworks. To do that in XCode 4,
Project (Apple-1) > Target > Build Phases > Link Binary With Libraries
That last pane has a + button that will bring up a dialog box almost identical to the one in your link.
If anyone else (like me) was looking where the old 'Edit Active Target' menu went, or where the 'Project' option is that Rythmic Fistman mentions in his answer, here's how to find it:
In the toolbar:
View -> Navigators -> Project
Then double-click on your project.
You then get a window where you can change all the settings, just like with 'Edit Active Target' in XCode3.
how to enable the dropdown that shows build mode 'release/debug' ?
I have set the 'show advanced build configuration' option. I added the 'configuration manager' to the build toolbar but in previous versions we could do this by using the drop-down control.
TIA
The easiest way to fix this is to reset your settings to the General or C# profile.
Tools -> Import / Export Settings
The VB profile will hide this toolbar by default
Add the Solution Configurations option to the build toolbar, that should give you the dropdown.
To add the Solution Configuration onto your Toolbar, try the following:
View|Toolbars|Customize,
then select the Commands tab,
select the Build category and
drag the Solution Configuration and drop it onto your toolbar
Before going to next steps, try the tip from the first response below. This should solve the problem in most cases. If not, continue with the following steps.
Go to menu Tools - Customize… (or right-click on any toolbar and Customize…)
Switch to Commands tab.
Select Build under Categories.
Select Solution Configurations under Commands.
Drag and drop it on the toolbar where you wish this drop down list to appear.
Hope Sure this will helps you.
I too was facing this issue but I've found a solution:
Tools->Import/Export settings -> select the C# setting and General settings.
I am able to see the Debug/Release drop-down.
To add the Solution Configuration onto your Toolbar, try the following:
View|Toolbars|Customize, then select the Commands tab, select the Build category and drag the Solution Configuration and drop it onto your toolbar
It's in Tools\Options\Projects and Solutions. Select the Show advanced build configurations checkbox and click OK.
Turn on the Expert Settings (Tools->Settings->Expert Settings) if using VS2010.
I'm currently programming in C++ with VS 2008 and had the problem of not being able to find the Configuration selection drop-down. The solution given by JayV worked for me. Cheers.
This can happen when you start a new web site by going to File > New > New Web Site. When what you really want is File > New Project > Then in new window click ASP.Net website.