What happens if you copy the whole project folder over to your other computer and open it from the same proj file?

Alex - from experiment.xcodeproj Charles

What did you click on to open it? The project file or the workspace file?

Ok another question that I have done a search for, but have not found an answer that I can use. I have two Macs and write code on both, transferring via Github. One is a Mac Mini and one is a MacBook

Is there some way of getting Xcode to remember the layout of the editors you last used? My 'go to' tab configures 3 Editor columns across my 34" screen. Every time I quit Xcode, it loses the column

Ok, I think that I just did something dumb to get myself into this situation. I was "straightening out" files and must have moved main.cpp and experiment.xcodeproj into a backup folder - instead of

When you get that message, do you check if that file is there? If so, what is the result?

Sometimes I can see the code in the XCode window, can edit it, can Commit - but get this error message! What is going on? I have done a search or two. error: Build input file cannot be found:

It appears that we can do this through Siri. Hope the helps someone else.

I noticed in Xcode that there are some Environment Overrides in the debugger pane and I see Accessibility options in there. Is it possible using this to quickly turn or turn off Voiceover on a

My company use to capture iOS crash reports with a service, but of course if the crash happens at launch and the user cannot ever continue, those are worthless. Also since Apple's are no cost it

A pal and I have worked on several "Terminal Applications" together and exchange code via Github. He writes using Visual Studio Code but I am sticking with XCode (because I don't want to spend time

When using Automatically handle signing in an app that requires provisioning -- apparently not all do -- one is provided for you. After several hours of playing I finally found the issue. This is

Do you even need to specify a provisioning profile when you notarize? I don't.

Happy December Xcode users, I updated a Mac app and uploaded it to the Mac App Store. No problems. It is in review. I also make the app available for download for those who don’t want to use the

It’s an obj-C project overall, but it has one Swift file, and that is where it fails. I’ve tried manually adding include files as you’ve suggested, but it then complains about double

Is the problem with the Obj-C or the Swift files? An explicit #import <sys/types.h> should pull in the definition of u_char, but that is usually in the import chain already. In my test project I

Thanks for the reply. Yes, I tried that. It’s looking like some of the header paths in the build settings need to be adjusted. Still plugging at it. -Owen

Have you tried clearing out the “DerivedData” folder? Maybe it has stuff cached from older/newer SDKs. Regards Sak

I’ve set up a remote build server, and a project that had been building fine is suddenly giving very strange errors. This is an objective C project with one Swift file in it. The project, when