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@: Xcode 3.2.1, released today, fixes that.
10:13 PM Oct 8th
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in reply to chrisdewane
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@: No. iPhone OS has gone 2.0, 2.1, 2.1.1, 3.0, 3.1, 3.1.1, 3.1.2 while Xcode has gone 3.1, 3.1.[1234], 3.2, and now 3.2.1.
3:59 PM Oct 8th
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@ Xcode 3.2.1 has now been posted as a standalone download for Snow Leopard, with no iPhone SDKs, at
3:00 PM Oct 8th
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in reply to boredzo
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@ : Yes.
12:37 PM Oct 8th
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in reply to elfredpagan
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@: Learn the Zoom Editor In/Zoom Editor Out key binding: ⇧⌘E
12:16 PM Oct 8th
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in reply to tewha
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: iPhone OS SDK 3.1.2 is posted for download in the iPhone Dev Center. Includes Xcode 3.2.1 with numerous bug fixes.
11:09 AM Oct 8th
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@ Or just choose Reindent from the Edit menu.
11:02 AM Oct 8th
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in reply to benmcdowell
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@ : Actually, rectangular selection is available in Xcode and most other apps that use NSTextView. Hold down Option key.
7:47 PM Oct 7th
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in reply to asterfr
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@: Go Back in Xcode 3.2 does that.
2:19 PM Oct 7th
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in reply to iterex
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If you like Xcode's auto-}-insertion but occasionally want a naked {, make a user script to echo -n "{" and assign a keybinding
11:12 PM Oct 6th
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@: Mac OS X system libs use 4-byte wchars. If you build your whole app with 2-byte it won't link with std libs.
3:47 PM Oct 6th
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in reply to Bagelturf
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: Debug and Profile libraries for Mac OS X 10.6 have just been posted to in the Downloads section
3:41 PM Oct 6th
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Make a source file with all your const wchar_t * str = L"Hello, World"; defn's and add "-fshort-wchar" to Get Info > Build on that one file.
11:39 AM Oct 5th
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@: Sadly, no.
9:18 PM Oct 2nd
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in reply to rudyrichter
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: For a Run Script build phase, Get Info and uncheck the "Show Environment Variables in build log" checkbox to make logs less chatty
9:13 PM Oct 2nd
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: If the message bubble says "2" or "3" or something, there are several messages stacked on that line; click the digit to expand them
9:03 PM Sep 28th
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@: Not true; you can develop for Mac PPC using Xcode 3.1.x on Leopard. iPhone and Snow Leopard are Intel only.
11:26 AM Sep 27th
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in reply to jennjolley
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@: Because you probably want <Cocoa/Cocoa.h> -- unless you're building for iPhone, where you want UIKit instead.
11:25 AM Sep 27th
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in reply to johnnyfranks67
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@: The G&F view is free-form so you can arrange however you wish, including File > Sort > By Name if you want.
9:45 AM Sep 26th
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in reply to anydiem
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: Where did all the Xcode 3.x project templates go? Look at the checkboxes and popup menu below the icons. Pick variations from there
12:04 AM Sep 26th
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