I am new to IOS chart.
I want to explore the function of all charts.
I am trying to run ChartsDemo/ChartsDemo.xcodeproj but it says build succeed and nothing happens after.
You need to open Charts.xcworkspace or ChartsDemo-iOS/ChartsDemo-iOS.xcodeproj and choose ChartsDemo-iOS-Swift scheme to run.
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Is there a way to provide a small test window without performing a complete build in Xcode? I know that eclipse gives you a small preview window at the bottom of the IDE but I can not figure it out for Xcode. I am mainly looking to test certain conditions and outputs that may not always print a value to the screen. Any suggestions?
Move your testable code into a framework that is accompanied by its own unit test bundle. Now testing involves just clicking the little run button next to a unit test. You can run a single test method or a whole suite, depending on your needs. When you run a test, the entire app does not need to be built — just the framework; and the app itself never runs and the Simulator never opens. And the results appear in the little Xcode Console pane at the bottom of the project window (and are preserved also in the Report navigator).
This is an excellent way to organize your app structure. I routinely use this kind of architecture.
We have an app launched in google playstore.I made some changes to the app and uploaded a new version to the internal test track. While doing the internal test, we identified an issue and i wanted to update internal test app "with the same version number". Since the app is not released to Alpha or beta test, is it possible to update it? If so how do i do that?
Just had the same problem, this is what I found out:
According to the Docs (https://support.google.com/googleplay/android-developer/answer/113476?hl=de) the version code must be higher for an update.
Just increment it, as it is not shown to the user anyways. The release-name, which is shown to the user, can stay the same.
So to update, I tried the following:
On the internal test track, click 'Manage'
Inside of this track, click 'Create Release'
Set everything up as you want (there is a copy from previous release option at the bottom), just make sure the version code has been incremented, so you can upload your apk. Then, check and release the app.
Once you are done, previous bundles are no longer provided, and existing testers should be able to update.
Hope this works for you.
I have two apps as an individual project written in Swift in Xcode: process1.app and process2.app. Also i have "installer" for those two apps named main.app which has GUI implemented.
I am not able to connect those three apps within same project, where and when user installs main.app, he is going to install process1.app and process2.app.
Can you give me some ideas how to connect all them within same project?
Your description of your project and problem is really vague.
It sounds like you should just scrap the three different targets and just use one target as a launcher for both process1.app and process2.app. If your launcher has a GUI, create buttons that launch each process. You can also modify your program to take command line arguments to launch process1, process2, or both from the command line.
I'm using xcode 4.5 and trying to add logic tests to the project. (This is actually a test, newly created project without unit tests). I'm following this guide:
http://developer.apple.com/library/mac/#documentation/developertools/Conceptual/UnitTesting/02-Setting_Up_Unit_Tests_in_a_Project/setting_up.html
So, what i've done so far:
Created a new project (View Based Application template)
Click on File -> New- CocoaTouchUnitTestBundle
That's it. The tests (as documentation states) are ready to use.
But I have the following problems:
The SenTestinKit.framework appears in red
If I press Test button issue navigator shows nothing:
If I select another debugger here(LLDB by default, trying to select GDB):
Xcode just hangs out:
P.S I also tried to remove SenTestingKit.framework (which is in red) and add new. Nothing changed.
What am I doing wrong ?? I suppose to see something like this(screenshot from apple guide):
Any help will be greatly appriciated!
Actually, your code works now.
I don't know why Xcode didn't initially add the SenTestingKit framework in correctly when you created the test bundle.
But now the code, "testExample" which was auto-generated for you, is running, and it is telling you to add in some real tests, by giving you an error. That's what STFail does.
So, if you take out that line, and start writing your own tests, you should be fine.
In XCode I made a new run script build phase and want to do one of two things:
Edit it
Delete it
I can see how to add a new one, but not how to access the existing one?
In xcode project tree, click on targets, then pick the target for which you added script. Each time you add new script/event it will show up as a new grey folder in target's subtree. Pick folder named 'Run Script', right click, select 'Get info': script body will be in 'General' tab.
If you have multiple scripts, you probably would want to rename them in that target tree.
I realize this is really old (And the solution I'm mentioning might not have even existed when it was asked), but I came across it when looking into how to do the same thing, and thought it would be useful to put in my findings for anyone else. I've discovered that if you check the box for Run script only when installing on the run script screen, then it will only run when you do an Archive. I guess since there isn't an "Install" option for iOS apps, Archive gets treated as the same thing, at least for this purpose.
For people who have been searching for how to add a run script build phase, there is a simple step-by-step guide (with screenshots) at http://runscriptbuildphase.com. It shows both Xcode 4 and Xcode 3.
Found it!
In the XCode Build System Guide look at Adding and Deleting Build Phases.
In your XCode project, under Targets in the Groups and Files pane you can see the Run Script... double click to edit, delete to delete.
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