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Every time I am trying to run a program,an "Anagram" pops up and I cannot run my program.
How to make it disappear?
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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.
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Are there keyboard shorcuts for ClearCase actions? In particular I am looking for a shortcut to hijack a file.
You can have a look at this Clearcase plugin for Netbeans [ http://netbeans.org/kb/docs/ide/clearcase.html ] . It does come with a few key bindings in Netbeans and you can edit the key bindings in Netbeans key binding editor as well.
You don't need a "ClearCase shortcut" to hijack a file, you just need to make that file writable through the OS (Windows/Linux/Mac...).
That is enough to make a file "hijacked" in ClearCase since you didn't do it through a regular "cleartool checkout".
If you need a Netbeans plugin for that, I would recommend "netbeans-command-shortcuts":
You can assign a shortcut to the "make writable" command (see the wiki "Configuration"):
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I am working on multiple projects in a workspace, i am having project A and project B,i am able to build and run both projects separately,now i want to run project A and from there while executing it should call project B and execute it, how to do it?
Can you clarify "it should call project B" because that could mean a lot of things. If you mean there is a common functionality shared by Project A and Project B then this thread might answer your question.
Basically you should either:
1) Create a common folder and reference the files in this folder from project A and B (easier)
or
2) Create a static library referenced by both projects (more complicated)
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I've just built a project in Xcode 4, and when I click build it works fine, no errors or warnings, however it doesn't load in the simulator or on my phone, any ideas?
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Use the "Play" button in the upper left to Build + Run your app and it'll launch in the selected device (visible right beside it, usually iOS Simulator).
Click Run instead of Build (or the "Play" button in the upper left ). Build only compiles. Run will both compile it and load it in the simulator.
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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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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.