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Closed 9 years ago.
So this is probably a noob question, but my interface builder turned into red code. I think the "version editor" somehow did it, but I just want it back. I am a noob and can't write the interface in code. Any help?
You mean in the left pane that lists your files, the .xib filename turned red? That means the file is gone, and usually XCode didn't do it, or it would have removed it from the list too. Maybe you deleted it from the file system, maybe it was done by a version control system as you are suggesting. If you have it in a version control system you should be able to get back the last version of it.
If all else fails, File > New > New File. Choose User Interface under iOS, and pick usually View. Re-create your interface using Interface Builder from scratch.
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Closed 10 years ago.
I am making my first app.
I'm doing the treehouse tutorials and I've made a button and a label from a single view template. When I press "play" or "run" the simulator just brings up either a white screen (for ipad) or nothing (for iphone). What am I missing? I've searched on google, but it's such a generic question that I couldn't find what I was looking for without explaining myself. What obvious little thing am I missing here?
Try setting your initial view controller in your MainStoryboard.
I think Sam is trying to say that in your project settings, you have a choice of "Main Interface" (which must be a XIB file) or "Main Storyboard". If you set this your app will know which view to show on startup.
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Closed 11 years ago.
I have searched on Google and nothing comes up ?
So where can I find article on this ?
Something equivalent to this
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms973807.aspx
but for iOS
You can create a set of classes and an assocated xib file that you can use in your project. There are many examples of this, such an MBProgressHUD on GitHub.
If you are asking about creating such a control that you can add to Xcode, so that you can add it to your projects and configure it from Xcode - you can't. The latest major version of Xcode (Xcode 4) removed support for Interface Builder plugins.
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Closed 11 years ago.
In my application i was supposed to include/access/bring another application which is installed in iPhone. I don't have the source code for the other application. I googled several references which says that i should include the source file of another application without ticking copy options. but the problem here is i don't have the source file of the application.
If you're hoping to "embed" another application so that it appears to be part of your own then you're going to be out of luck (i.e. this cannot be done) without the source.
If you'd like to launch another application (say facebook) then you can use URL schemes, there's a good reference here: http://wiki.akosma.com/IPhone_URL_Schemes
If you have something else in mind you'll have to rephrase the question as others have already said, it's not entirely clear.
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Closed 11 years ago.
I have an app in my iPhone. Now i want to get source code of that app.My mean that how get source file of app? what is the processor so that i get information of app which is in my iphone?
You cannot. If you wrote the application, hopefully you didn't delete the source code... if it isn't, it's not yours to look at.
If this app was made with xcode then you canot get the source off the app as its compiled to a native binary format, the only possible way is to disassemble but you have to be a good knowledge of assembly language to understand the code.
If this app was made with another tool maybe it can be possible but I dont think it would be easy.
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Closed 11 years ago.
Every time I am trying to run a program,an "Anagram" pops up and I cannot run my program.
How to make it disappear?
Thanks
My best guess, based on the limited amount of info you have given in this question, is that you have opened the Anagram project as you started to learn Java and NetBeans.
This Anagram project is your 'main project' from the IDE's perspective, so when you use F6, it is running the 'main project'.
To change the main project (and change the target for things like the F6 key), right click on the project that you want to run now and select the 'Set as Main Project' item from the menu that appears.
If you add more info about your situation folks may be able to provide a better answer.