Has anyone experienced this in Xcode5? All my threads when debugging only shows the top stack entry.
I remember this bug from Xcode 4, but back then it was just a Xcode quit and relaunch. Now that doesn't work. I've tried everything. Even restarted my mac.
Any ideas?
There is a slider at the bottom of the navigation panel, move it to the right.
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This icon appears beside my program name in the debug navigator when running in the debugger in Xcode 7. I think it's new. I assume it means my lights are on. I checked, though, and they're off. Any other ideas?
It indicates an open crash report. If you open a crash report from the Organizer, it opens in the debug view and shows you the running threads and stack status from the crash report. I forgot I had one open. There's no way to close it that I can find.
Apple documented it in the Process View Display section.
image:https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/documentation/DeveloperTools/Conceptual/debugging_with_xcode/chapters/debugging_tools.html#//apple_ref/doc/uid/TP40015022-CH8-SW19
You can delete the crash report from the debug navigator by selecting the item and hitting backspace (←). This works actually with Xcode 11.5.
Is it possible to detach the console/log window in Xcode 6 to Xcode 9? If so, how do you detach it from the main console, into it's own window?
This question was previously asked for Xcode 4 but the answer doesn't work for Xcode 6 to Xcode 9 -
Stackoverflow - Same Question for Xcode 4
See the attached screenshot for illustration of the console/log view in question
Well, better late than never....
I found that I could maneuver and detach the console.
Add new tab.
Name the tab (eg Debugger).
In the new tab, expand the console so it fills the main window.
Right-click the new tab and select open in new window.
You'll have to quit Xcode and restart it to maintain the new window, rather than close projects or windows separately.
Apologize for the delay. Hope this is still useful..
UPDATE
This still works with Xcode 11.3!
To stop seperating the window : Xcode > Behaviors > Edit Behaviors
Then set as in the screenshot:
Solution without restarting Xcode. Thank #David DelMonte for illuminating me.
You can change Xcode behaviors configuration to open a new tab named Debugger in a separate window when project start running.
Then expand console view to full window in the debugger tab, Xcode will remember your reforms.
My log window is missing in Xcode 4. I don't know what I did, but now there is just a blank gray box where it should be at the bottom the Xcode window.
How can I get it back?
This button should do the trick:
... which, on my window, can be found here:
XCode must have been in a funky state, closing and reopening fixed it.
My app has 2 views that are shown as flipview when a button is pressed. They are working just fine on any testdevice.
But in XCode, one of them is causing a crash (bad_exec) to the return of the main method when he is displayed. The crash happens outside of any of my functions.
Ok, bad_exec means, I have anything that is trashing/deallocating or corrupting the memory.
But why does it just happen in the iPhone 4.2 simulator under xcode 4?
No Zombies do fire, nor do I overwrite/deallocate anything when he the view is displayed.
Any idea whats going on?
Added stack.
Full resolution here: http://www.codebaker.de/OddCrash.png
Changed to stack only
Copy Paste the stacktrace, look at the selection on the laft, it's a shortened stack trace, you can select and copy it:
You can find the stacktrace here, click on the field right to Thread 1 on the bar which divides the editor and the lower pane:
Xcode seems to be doing something annoying today.
I like editing my source code so that I'm typing roughly in the vertical center of my Xcode window. I don't like typing near the bottom or the top of the window as it hides code right before or right after the code I'm busy editing.
Lately, while editing an implementation file, Xcode has a habit of scrolling the text so that I'm editing close to the bottom of the window. This scrolling is triggered every time any code completion takes place.
Has anyone seen this before? If so, how can I turn it off or is it simply a bug?
You may be encountering a bug where one text view scrolls unexpectedly when a second window is open on the same file. Make sure that the file is not open in any other windows if this is what's happening.
I also noticed this in Xcode 5 and earlier. It appears that Apple has fixed this in Xcode 6. I am running Xcode 6.4 and no longer see the issue.