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I click the button Run and XCode refuse to run.
My question is: How to fix? This happens a lot of times. Only way to solve for me is to restart XCode. Then after a while, it happens again. And again. And again. Please help how to fix.
you have to solve this using with the Manage Schemes dialog. Follow the below path...
Go to:Choose Product > Scheme > Manage Schemes.
Choose Manage Schemes from the scheme toolbar menu.
Click Manage Schemes at the bottom of the scheme editing sheet.
if there are no any scheme available then Click Autocreate Scheme either any schemes available then remove all and Autocreate Scheme Now
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Xcode project running alert "Stop “xxxx”?"
An instance of “xxxxx” is already running. Choose “Stop” to terminate and launch a new instance.
How to bring back the default XCode alert ?
Go to XCode preference -> General -> Dialog Warnings: tap "Don't Ask Me" Warnings
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When I open my Microsoft Teams site, the "Conversations" tab will always show first. Is there a way to make the "Wiki" or "Files" tab appear first?
This isn't a programming question, but I'll answer it anyway.
The answer is no, and we aren't likely to get to it anytime soon even though it does get asked for. The reason is that if the tab order is dynamic, we have to hit the disk or the network in order to start rendering, which will kill our channel switch time.
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I'm web developer on mac os and I need a feature that allow's to pin web inspector in separate window always on top of current page. I'm trying to create addon with this feature, never did it before. Researched developer.mozilla.org but can't find any ability to do it. Any suggestions how to do it?
You'll have to use this addon - https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/topick/
You can set any hotkey you want. On Windows and Linux it supports toggling "always on top"-ness for all system windows (not just Firefox). On Mac it currently is limited to just Firefox windows, but hopefully soon it will be system wide on Mac as well.
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I'm trying to figure out how to render text on Windows with the same display as Mac rendered text, e.g: http://igadgetlife.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/09/11.png (That picture is not perfect, but it showcases the neat anti aliasing that Mac has)
I've looked at GDI++/Freetype, and it seems too unstable and it has a lack of documentation. If anyone has any suggestions, that'd be great.
The reason I am asking is because I am trying to make a writing program where text readability and text display are two important factors.
Thanks
The solution lies in using gdipp to override the default font-rendering engine in Windows. Just download the latest package from their Google project page and double click to install it.
It will automatically get installed as a service. If you don't notice any change in the way fonts render, open Run -> Type services.msc -> Right click gdipp -> Click Start.
You may need to restart your computer once for all programs to start respecting gdipp's rendering engine.
EDIT: Alternatively, look at MacType. It's a user-space application that won't require being run as a service. It works with Chrome as well.
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I have this application that I haven't created and I don't have the source for. But it's really handy in handling and recording the time I've used on different projects. But it has this annoying pop-up that comes up that contains a window and some debug text I believe. It wasn't done by a professional, it was just a hobby project. Everything is working even though this window appear. So I was wondering if it's possible to "hijack" a window and minimizing or closing it somehow?
Yes. You could hide the window if you have its title. There are other ways to do it, but..
The following application does a few tweaks on another window, check it out:
Window manipulation using window-handle from different process on MS Windows(XP)