No Editor?


Charles Phillips
 

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 Pro. I wrote a short C++ application "experiment" on the Mac Mini and transferred it to the MacBook via the clone or "Open with XCode" option - as I have done other times. 

This time when it opens on XCode it gives me the "no editor" note and does not show the lines of code!

Other applications can transfer back and forth - why not this one? How do I tell it which editor to use?

MacBook Pro - OS 11.6.4
XCode - 13.2.1 (13C100)

Charles


Alex Zavatone
 

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

On Apr 6, 2022, at 12:20 PM, Charles Phillips <phillipstriples@...> wrote:

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 Pro. I wrote a short C++ application "experiment" on the Mac Mini and transferred it to the MacBook via the clone or "Open with XCode" option - as I have done other times. 

This time when it opens on XCode it gives me the "no editor" note and does not show the lines of code!

Other applications can transfer back and forth - why not this one? How do I tell it which editor to use?

MacBook Pro - OS 11.6.4
XCode - 13.2.1 (13C100)

Charles


Charles Phillips
 

Alex -

from experiment.xcodeproj

Charles


Alex Zavatone
 

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

On Apr 6, 2022, at 2:18 PM, Charles Phillips <phillipstriples@...> wrote:

Alex -

from experiment.xcodeproj

Charles