Re: Copying / renaming projects in Xcode

Just to let you know, I am new to Apple OS and Xcode. My experience is mostly with Windows. Many of the excercises are different and separate. Some build on top of the previous excerise. Yes, I can open a separate window copy and paste. But, mistakes can easily made that way.  I would prefer to be able, just like a Word doc or a Excel spreadsheet, open the file, perform a "save as" with a different file or project name then move on and make my changes. I am not familiar with code snipets. Besides this isn't a project where you drag and drop usable code. These are exercises which cover different topics and many times unrelated to the next chapter.

 

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Apple Script for copying a "part" from one txt file to a new txt file

I have a txt file which has data written in a particular format as below:

random data 1<\MyTag>random data 2<\MyTag>random data n<\MyTag>

 

My requirement is to copy the data within each tags to a separate file . eg: File1 should have random data 1<\MyTag>, File2 should have random data 2<\MyTag> and so on.

 

Please help..!!

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Re: Copying / renaming projects in Xcode

Just to let you know, I am new to Apple OS and Xcode. My experience is mostly with Windows. Many of the excercises are different and separate. Some build on top of the previous excerise. Yes, I can open a separate window copy and paste. But, mistakes can easily made that way.  I would prefer to be able, just like a Word doc or a Excel spreadsheet, open the file, perform a "save as" with a different file or project name then move on and make my changes. I am not familiar with code snipets. Besides this isn't a project where you drag and drop usable code. These are exercises which cover different topics and many times unrelated to the next chapter.

 

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Re: Copying / renaming projects in Xcode

Just to let you know, I am new to Apple OS and Xcode. My experience is mostly with Windows. Many of the excercises are different and separate. Some build on top of the previous excerise. Yes, I can open a separate window copy and paste. But, mistakes can easily made that way.  I would prefer to be able, just like a Word doc or a Excel spreadsheet, open the file, perform a "save as" with a different file or project name then move on and make my changes. I am not familiar with code snipets. Besides this isn't a project where you drag and drop usable code. These are exercises which cover different topics and many times unrelated to the next chapter.

 

Thanks

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Re: Copying / renaming projects in Xcode

Just to let you know, I am new to Apple OS and Xcode. My experience is mostly with Windows. Many of the excercises are different and separate. Some build on top of the previous excerise. Yes, I can open a separate window copy and paste. But, mistakes can easily made that way.  I would prefer to be able, just like a Word doc or a Excel spreadsheet, open the file, perform a "save as" with a different file or project name then move on and make my changes. I am not familiar with code snipets. Besides this isn't a project where you drag and drop usable code. These are exercises which cover different topics and many times unrelated to the next chapter.

 

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Copying / renaming projects in Xcode

I am working on some Obj-C excercises from "Programming in Objective-C". I would like to keep each excercise as a separate project for future reference. Currently I am creating a new project and then copy / paste the main.m code from a previous exercise which is a pain. I am working as an individual on a Mac-Mini and not in a shared environment. What information I have seen is geared for a shared multi-developer environment. Or, is there a way to open a project and rename - "save as" -  it like you can do with a Word document. Thanks.

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Error copying /Volumes/DATA/System/Library/Caches/com.apple.kext.caches/Startup/kernelcache

I installed dev tools sometime back on a secodary drive called "Data" ...might have even tried to install OS X but it's a softare RAID. Deleted all the system folders etc and only keep data on it now BUT my computer still looks to it as a possible bood drive -

 

1/22/13 3:32:21.172 PM com.apple.kextcache[392]: Error copying /Volumes/DATA/System/Library/Caches/com.apple.kext.caches/Startup/kernelcache to /Volumes/Boot OS X/com.apple.boot.S/System/Library/Caches/com.apple.kext.caches/Startup/kernelca che

 

 

Anyone know if there is some file on my main drive "Macintosh HD" I can edit or delete so the machine rebuilds that database and stops checking that other drive called DATA?

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What is the "iOS rich content paste pasteboard type" when copying from Safari?

When I copy text from a website in Safari, two pasteboard items are created. This is the output of [pasteboard items]

 

(

        {

        "Apple Web Archive pasteboard type" = < [...archive...] >;

        "public.text" = "pages of a journal,";

    },

        {

        "iOS rich content paste pasteboard type" = <694f5320 72696368 20636f6e 74656e74 20706173 74652070 61737465 626f6172 64207479 7065>;

    }

)

 

What is the "iOS rich content paste pasteboard type" all about? What does the data actually represent? Is this representation ever used by other apps?

 

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What is the "iOS rich content paste pasteboard type" when copying from Safari?

When I copy text from a website in Safari, two pasteboard items are created. This is the output of [pasteboard items]

 

(

        {

        "Apple Web Archive pasteboard type" = < [...archive...] >;

        "public.text" = "pages of a journal,";

    },

        {

        "iOS rich content paste pasteboard type" = <694f5320 72696368 20636f6e 74656e74 20706173 74652070 61737465 626f6172 64207479 7065>;

    }

)

 

What is the "iOS rich content paste pasteboard type" all about? What does the data actually represent? Is this representation ever used by other apps?

 

Thanks.

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