I'm using Storyboard's to develop a macOS Big Sur application, when I noticed that apps such as Xcode and App Store used nice little blue icons:
I could not find these in Xcode's interface builder anywhere. Does anybody know how to get those icons? (More specifically Xcode's blue plus button, next to "Create a new Xcode project")
this is plus.app in the system icon
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I updated to Xcode 6.3 and can't find the Hardware < External Display < etc. to access the Apple watch simulator.
It seems like Hardware was replaced by 'Product' but I still can't find the 'External Display'.
You can find Hardware < External Display < etc. at simulator's menu
Have you opened and chosen "iOS Simulator" application?
As you mention before, about item "Product", I can understand, that you could confused Xcode menu with iOS Simulator menu. There is no such menu item "Product" in iOS Simulator. Look at pics below.
This is Xcode application menu.
This is iOS Simulator application menu.
i am watching my first xcode tutorial on youtube , it says that i have to make new "based view application" but i found "simple view application" i thing it is the same , am i right? then on the tutorial there are somethings like buttons , textareas... to put it in the view but i can't find it with my xcode 4.5.2 , i read on google it is from tool then library but i don't have "tool", what should i do to see it please? by the way i just have mac os x lion 10.7.4 and xcode 4.5.2 maybe i have to install another programs ?
this is what i see
and when i press new project check what i see, there is no "view based application"
On the top right, you have three buttons above "View", click the right one to open the right sidebar. In the bottom right corner, you find your UI Objects. Nothing else needed.
Click the small "box" (3rd of the four symbols) in the bottom right.
I dont know which tutorial you are watching but if its unclear you can allways follow this tutorial. If you scroll down you will find what you are looking for! Good luck
Create View Based Application from scratch
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I have this new tab of "Developer" -> Power ->Logging , added to my Settings in iphone 3GS with ios 4.2.1 , when I connected it to Xcode and then clicked on "Use it for Development".
I know that it is used for getting power consumptions by various apps through Xcode instruments.
Is there a way to remove this tab from settings permanently ? I dont want it.
You have to restore your iPhone or maybe there is way to hide this tab when your iPhone is jailbreaked, but come on this little tab is not very annoying ;)
After removing your developer profile in Settings --> general --> profile,
reboot your iPad/iphone (push power button 5 sec.)
You'll probably have to restore your phone.
Could you tell me how to add an icon to the iPhone application with mono touch?
Inside MonoDevelop
right click on your project main assembly
select Options
in the "Project options" dialog select iPhone Application
Depending on your version of MonoDevelop (well the iPhone addin) you'll have a different UI. Either a tab named Icons are a more visual UI that let you select the different icons to use for your application.
EDIT: I could also look like this (from http://ios.xamarin.com/Documentation/Building_for_Distribution)
Hi there I am currently working though an exercise in the "iPhone Programing - The big nerd ranch guide" where they are describing how to add localization to your application.
However I have run into a small bump in the road, they are describing how to access the Get info from the contextual menu by right clicking the xib file in the file browser on the left of the screen.. I guess they are explaing how this is done with xcode 3.XXX but I am using xcode 4.XXX and am woundering if anyone can help me find this menu.
Most of the information & tools contained in the Xcode 3.0 "Get Info" inspector are in now the "Utilities" panel view on the right side of Xcode 4.0.