After backup from timemachine I had "no editor" message on my screen. The method given by Locomotivation worked for me. Thanks.
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After backup from timemachine I had "no editor" message on my screen. The method given by Locomotivation worked for me. Thanks.
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When I launch Xcode from the Launchpad I get a blank white screen. Sometimes it says "no editor" in the middle of it, and other times it just has the loading circle. When I try to click anything on the top bar such as the Xcode or file tab, then I get the beachball cursor. I end up having to force quit because it stays like that. Xcode worked fine until I put some of my Xcode projects into the trash but when I "put back" the projects it does the same blank white screen. I've tried uninstalling twice but it hasn't changed anything. I'm using Lion with the newest version of Xcode.
I am trying to make an application apple scriptable. I have created a scripting definition by copying mail.sdef and modifying it to suit my needs as the documentation recommends. My app suite at this point only has one command in it. Here is the definition:
I am not sure what is wrong with my definition above, but AppleScript Editor keeps complaining: "Expected end of line but found identifier." at the statement where command is invoked. Here is how my test sript looks like:
tell application "NAZone"
launch
try
accountlogin loginName "test@mail.com" passwordStr "abcdef12345"
on error errStr number errNum
display dialog errStr & errNum
end try
end tell
AppleScript Editor complains anything following the command name. I don't think my command is somehow recognized.
I new to making applications scriptable as well as apple scripting.
Does your app show up in the Applescript Dictionary and if so what does it show for it?
Does your app show up in the Applescript Dictionary and if so what does it show for it?
I am trying to make an application apple scriptable. I have created a scripting definition by copying mail.sdef and modifying it to suit my needs as the documentation recommends. My app suite at this point only has one command in it. Here is the definition:
I am not sure what is wrong with my definition above, but AppleScript Editor keeps complaining: "Expected end of line but found identifier." at the statement where command is invoked. Here is how my test sript looks like:
tell application "NAZone"
launch
try
accountlogin loginName "test@mail.com" passwordStr "abcdef12345"
on error errStr number errNum
display dialog errStr & errNum
end try
end tell
AppleScript Editor complains anything following the command name. I don't think my command is somehow recognized.
I new to making applications scriptable as well as apple scripting.
I have the same problem, started using xcode earlier this month, have the latest version, put a project in the trash and have had the white screen stating "no editor" ever since. Tried Locomotivation's tips above. Only noticed a couple of files under the derived data folder in step 1 which I removed...couldn't see any of the others mentioned or any .xcworkspace files. Tried restarting Xcode and had no success.
Anybody have other ideas?
When I launch Xcode from the Launchpad I get a blank white screen. Sometimes it says "no editor" in the middle of it, and other times it just has the loading circle. When I try to click anything on the top bar such as the Xcode or file tab, then I get the beachball cursor. I end up having to force quit because it stays like that. Xcode worked fine until I put some of my Xcode projects into the trash but when I "put back" the projects it does the same blank white screen. I've tried uninstalling twice but it hasn't changed anything. I'm using Lion with the newest version of Xcode.
When I launch Xcode from the Launchpad I get a blank white screen. Sometimes it says "no editor" in the middle of it, and other times it just has the loading circle. When I try to click anything on the top bar such as the Xcode or file tab, then I get the beachball cursor. I end up having to force quit because it stays like that. Xcode worked fine until I put some of my Xcode projects into the trash but when I "put back" the projects it does the same blank white screen. I've tried uninstalling twice but it hasn't changed anything. I'm using Lion with the newest version of Xcode.