I know this was asked previously when Xcode 4 was still in pre-release stage, but now that it is out... Does anyone know how to add outlets and connections with Xcode 4 and Monotouch? The Monotouch trial I downloaded says it requires iPhone SDK 4.3, so it must support it.
Or is there still a way to use Monotouch with Xcode 3?
Thanks.
I think you refer to Interface Builder. If so, just stick with Xcode 3, where IB is still separate.
If you log in to Apple's site at http://developer.apple.com, there is a link where you can download Xcode 4. Below it, you can see "Looking for Xcode 3? Download". There, you can download Xcode 3 together with the 4.3 SDK. The direct link is: http://connect.apple.com/cgi-bin/WebObjects/MemberSite.woa/wa/getSoftware?bundleID=20792
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I have an app I want to update of other reasons than change of of iOS, and the work to redesign it for iOS7 is rather big and also not looking good with iOS7.
If I build it with SDK6 using Xcode 4, how do I test it on a device running iOS7. Or do I have to see how it behaves when it is coming up at App Store.
I have also Xcode 5 but with this I can not build it with SDK6, can I?
I can see the result in the iOS6 simulator after a SDK7 build but since the app does not look good with that I do not want to update it that way.
The look is ok on a iOS7 device I know, but how to test it ??
And my devices running iOS7 are not compatible with Xcode 4.
The best way for you is to install Xcode 5 keeping Xcode 4 on your Mac.
For that, copy past your current Xcode 4 in a folder named Xcode4 on your application folder and renamed Xcode.app to Xcode4.app.
After that, update your Xcode to Xcode 5 and create a symbolic link to have the iOS 6 SDK on Xcode 5.
Have a look here, where I explain how to make this symbolic link.
I want to create phonegap application for iPhone/iPad. I checked their website but it says that it supports only xcode 4.3. I think that there will be a way to install lower versions of phonegap like 1.5 or something in xcode 4.2. But I din find any proper documentation for the same in their website (for xcode 4.2). Can anybody help me with the issue.
I can't update to xcode 4.2 as I am using snow leaprd and I don't want to update to lion.
Duplicate of this question.
You can just fix the compile errors. I documented the process here. It works with the basic app, not sure if you add more complex codes.
Well, I got the new XCode and I saw it's nice new storyboard features. It's really nice and I LOVE IT. I spent about 2 or so weeks making a new app that I wanted to update. However, when submitted it through xcode, it gave me this error
The Bundle is invalid. The key UIRequiredDeviceCapabilities in the Info.plist may not contain values that would prevent this Application from running on devices that were supported by previous versions.
So I went back and set the deployment target to 4.0, but it wouldn't let me build. Soon after I realized storyboards were only compatible on iOS 5. Is there anyway I could get it working on iOS 4 by converting them to XIB's somehow?
I really don't want to just submit a new app that's iOS 5 compatible, because most people don't have iOS 5...
Thanks.
According to this, storyboards are absolutely not compatible with iOS4 as they rely on new runtime classes.
I have 2 devices,iphone with 4.3.1 and ipod with 5.0.
The problem is that in my iphone the debugger stop in break points, and in ipod the debugger won't stop on break points.
Any ideas on why that happens?
Have you installed the iOS 5 SDK in your Mac? I think that is what you require.
Also you need to understand that some of the functionalities might still be missing in some of the cases as it is still a BETA version. It might not be a fully functional version yet.
So either you can try using the iOS 5 SDK in your mac or if you have already tried it then I think you should wait for the final iOS 5 full version to work properly.
Also in the below link, they have discussed that some of the functionalities of iOS 5 still doesn't work on iPod. So may be Apple is working on it before the final launch.
http://www.ifans.com/forums/showthread.php?t=344401
You can also try referring to this link:
iPhone Dev: Xcode debugger does not stop on breakpoints
I think its the same problem like with iTunes. If you use a beta SDK you also need beta iTunes to sync with your device and a beta Xcode. Do you have the beta Xcode? Thats because the official Xcode release don't have an iOS 5 debugger. Open your Organizer and look if your iPod is listed as a supported debugging device.
Do you have iOS5 SDK installed as well? Are you testing with that? If not, the app won't stop at breakpoints. Your XCode version does not have the iOS5 debugger.
Not the solution to your problem, but I faced the same problem and solved it using UIAlertViews & NSLogs. I should also mention that I even installed xcode with iOS 5 SDK beta, even after which the breakpoints won't hit.
It was some issue with the symbols. You can create & display a temporary alert view where you want to put the break-point with its message/title being the value that you want to see, or you can log the value.
To debug a device running iOS 5 you will need to install the beta version of XCode, which contains the iOS 5 SDK. Once you register as an apple developer you can download it from developer.apple.com.
I'm using Xcode 4 with iOS 4.3. Xcode 4 is very buggy, not to mention a lot of stuff changed. The changes that most bug me are the hot keys, which I cannot even find a way to customize them in a decent combination. I'd love to use Xcode 3 because it's stable and it does what I need. Is there anyway to use Xcode 3 with iOS 4.3?
Go to the iOS Dev Center, and under the Xcode 4 + iOS SDK 4.3 download link you should find an Xcode 3.2.6 + iOS SDK 4.3 download link. If you don't see it you may need to log in first.
Here it is: