I'm using Xcode 6. For some reason the Xcode menu toolbar at the top with everything from File to Navigate and Debug is missing. I've managed without so far but would like to find out if there is an easy fix. Not sure if it was there when I first installed. Appreciate your help.
Try View > Show Toolbar to make it re-appear. If this is not the toolbar you miss, please post a screenshot of your current Xcode interface.
Before:
Okay so I solved this one. It wasn't showing as I had made the window smaller to use alongside online tutorial. When I opened it in full window mode the top toolbar was back.
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I'm currently working on my website: http://jellekok.com/new/index.html
I made a menu which works how i wanted, only one thing is not working yet. If you open the top right menu, you shouldn't be able to scroll. Only if you go back to the website you should be able to scroll again.
Does someone know how to do this? Thanks in advance.
I think what you want is to keep the menu fixed. Please use "position:fixed" for the menu.
After upgrading to Xcode 8, i cannot use the Quick Help inspector anymore.
For example, i have a saveNewNote function in my MainViewController.swift file. If i click the function title somewhere in the code, it allows quick scrolling to that function by clicking the link in the attached image. It is very convenient if you have a large number of lines in your code.
Restart Xcode and MacBook did not help.
Is there some settings needed to be changed to be able to use this feature again?
First, the links are to screen shots of my "problem". Stackoverflow would not let me post images b/c I don't have at least a 10 reputation.
I am not sure what I did.
Shut down my computer, I think there was an OS X update pending that installed. When I went back to my Xcode project it presented the normal screen
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0BzpqJUv4HwzCbldESkRnZHR0Tk0/edit
But then when I went to open it up the following screen w/o the editor or any of the normal layout opened up.
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0BzpqJUv4HwzCZ2ZJOF9fSzAybUk/edit
I tried tinkering with the layout and view screens, but no real help. Not sure what happened. Any help would be most appreciated. Basically, it seems like I am missing the editor and utilities panes.
Thanks,
You see that little button with the left arrow and two vertical lines at the right upper end of the "Groups and files" view? Click and drag it left, see it this can help.
I see no settings at all under Size Inspector in Interface Builder, it is completely blank for my View, all labels and all buttons. I am using xcode 4.6 and have 'Use Autolayout' unchecked and the metrics (Size, Status Bar, Top Bar, Bottom Bar) are all 'None'. I need to be able to control the autoresizingmask, but why can't I see any size properties?
Once you switch to Size Inspector tab, directly under the icon there is a little header that says "View." If you hover over that some text appears that says "Show," because apparently that section can collapse down. Clicking the header should cause the options you expect to appear.
I wish they would make this more clear, because I completely missed it as well, and restarted Xcode several times.
I ran into this problem using Xcode 5.0 but upon further investigation, discovered the dysfunction ran to a higher degree - all Inspector views in Xcode were blank for every control, and the Navigator buttons didn't work either.
The culprit seems to have been a conflict in versioning. When I re-checked out trunk, Xcode returned to expected behavior.
Resizing the Xcode window made things right again for me - go figure.
This worked for me......
Clear Menu -> Recent Files
i cleared last open storyboard from Recent files
Restart Xcode
Does anybody know how to make a toolbar which style is like top bar of "Xcode Organizer"?
Press different item ,different view will show down below.
It has toolbar style but tab bar function,Many mac apps' preference pane use it,I'm confused.
Can anybody help me please.
Thank you very much.
Plus this is a Mac Application
Start with the documentation for NSToolbar. There are even some sample applications to get started with.
Good overview for making a better preferences window - see the link to a demo project on the second page of this article.