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I have XCode 5.0.2. My host file has
127.0.0.1 localhost
255.255.255.255 broadcasthost
::1 localhost
fe80::1%lo0 localhost
My OS is 10.9.2 Maverick. I updated to the two days ago to the latest SSL/TLS patch. But XCode still hangs when the simulator is running.
I have XCode 5.0.2. My host file has
127.0.0.1 localhost
255.255.255.255 broadcasthost
::1 localhost
fe80::1%lo0 localhost
My OS is 10.9.2 Maverick. I updated to the two days ago to the latest SSL/TLS patch. But XCode still hangs when the simulator is running.
Having issues running iOS with even a basic empty application. I'm using
Xcode 5.0.2
OSX 10.8.5 "Mountain Lion"
2010 MacBook Air 3.2
I'm just trying to run the basic "Start developing iOS Apps" tutorial. When creating a new Empty project and run it, the IOS simulator take 5-10 minutes just to show the empty white screen. All this time the task of the app Xcode seems to be hung. When "Stop" is clicked nothing happens. If I try to exit Xcode in this state, if pops up a warning that exiting Xcode will stop running tasks, then it Xcode just hangs after I click to proceed. Does anyone know how to solve this?
Im am working on a project in apple script where basically you can talk to the computer in a way by pressing buttons for your response. But that is no the important part.... Whenever I try to run it it stops running at a certain point. Why is this?
Im am working on a project in apple script where basically you can talk to the computer in a way by pressing buttons for your response. But that is no the important part.... Whenever I try to run it it stops running at a certain point. Why is this?
I am creating a Print Dialog Extension (PDE) for Mac OSX. In that PDE, I need to connect to the network for authentication.
However, due to sandboxing, when I tried the PDE in TextEdit, I cannot connect to LDAP. From the console, it says sandboxd denied network-outbound for TextEdit. Apparently, the sandboxed TextEdit does not allow network connections.
I just like to ask, what is the best way to fix this?
How can I enable network connection in my PDE, even if the app it runs on does not allow it?
Can I also extend the sandbox profile of an app using my PDE (to add network connection entitlements)?
Any help or tips will be greatly appreciated.
When I 'Run' a dashboard widget in Dashcode, it flashes and disappears. Activity Monitor says a DashboardClient is active but I cannot find the widget anywhere. The system log reports 'DashboardClient[897]: error [1001] setting colorSpace to iMac colorspace'. Is something missing? Is there something missing in my environment?
I want to know if one can execute a shell script in an iPad/iPhone app.
I have tried searching but I haven't got an exact answer yet. The general response is negative.
The simplest example of this would be a script execution on a button click event which will echo "Hello World!".
I also need to know if there is a way to add a set of commands to the existing set of scripts.
This can be done on the mac by simply downloading the folder to the hard drive.
I want to know if one can execute a shell script in an iPad/iPhone app.
I have tried searching but I haven't got an exact answer yet. The general response is negative.
The simplest example of this would be a script execution on a button click event which will echo "Hello World!".
I also need to know if there is a way to add a set of commands to the existing set of scripts.
This can be done on the mac by simply downloading the folder to the hard drive.
What would be the reason to run shell scripts?
Objective-C can print "Hello World" just fine.
What would be the reason to run shell scripts?
Objective-C can print "Hello World" just fine.
