You can see these same suggestions. Do you know why or when it is happening? Because, it is not like this always.
Examples:
this behavior appears if you have more than one XCode versions (maybe you have a beta version, as well) on your mac. Just download new content (simulators, documentation, etc...) from one single source.
Hope this answer helped you....
Regards, Alex
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After a couple of times changing and saving a .cshtml file, the view starts to get frozen.
I recorded a video, you can check it right here.
Does anybody know how to solve it?
this is a known bug in VS for Mac and it will be fixed in an upcoming release. You'll need to update to the latest version (I'm not sure when that will be released, but hopefully soon).
Sorry for the inconvenience!
I'm trying to download Pydev and having no luck at all. I'm told to click on the link for updates, (http://www.pydev.org/updates) but I'm then sent to a "dummy" site with other links that are no help at all. I've been at it for a couple of days now with no luck. I have Eclipse Neon so I'm ready to go as far as that's concerned. Anyone know what's happening and how to resolve this? Thanks.
Actually, that's not a link you're supposed to click... you should add it as an update site in Eclipse in Help > Install New Software.
See http://www.pydev.org/download.html for a better explanation.
in my eclipse it try to work with file content.xml that not exist on the link.
I try with
jar:https://dl.bintray.com/fabioz/pydev/5.4.0/content.jar!/
and it work to me
I downloaded the Xcode 4 template for LevelHelper and installed it to /Library/Developer/Xcode/Templates/cocos2d v2.x/ and tried to run it through Xcode. When I try to create a project using the template, this happens. Can anybody help me?
Templates are no longer needed and they actually never where
Please follow the step by step guide from here
http://www.levelhelper.org/app/documentation/DocumentationCocos2d/index.htm
Why do you ask for help on stackoverflow when LevelHelper has a dedicated support forum? Next time you want support please use the levelhelper forum or contact form or you may find yourself waithing for an answer that will never come. You were lucky that i found out about your question
I always used to be able to see NSString values in the debugger, without problem. Since updating to 3.2.5 all I see is the format string {(char *)Xcode_CFStringSummary($VAR, $ID)}:s
I can't see anything wrong with that. Can anybody please tell me what the correct formatter should be?
I'm having this same problem and haven't found a solution. But at least I did figure out you can still view the strings by right clicking on the string variable and selecting "Print Description to Console".
I also had this problem and at the same time I noticed a couple of errors about missing symbols for xcode debug libraries (see here). Fixing the errors as described in the link also made my strings start working again. I realise you are talking about a different version of the SDK, but maybe the problem is the same.
I have solved my initial problem with statistics gathering, but now would like to present the data in some nice charts (much like the default ones already in CCNET). I have followed what I think is the correct way to do this, but still nothing shows up. Is there a working example that I can see working that anymore knows of?
Thanks in advance
Solved!
I just had to actually following the instructions, so I don't need help on doing this anymore.