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I am looking for some assistance with squashing a bug in an OSX app that i just can't work out. I am getting a logged error of: Selector name found in current argument registers: isEqual: But i can't for the life of me work out where it's coming from as the log is very unhelpful. Also i can't reproduce this on my own test systems, but it seems to be happening quite a lot on some of the beta testers machines. This only seems to happen on 10.9. Here is the log file for the crash: Incident Identifier: 77FAD32D-0316-489E-B898-9C084A4FF48A CrashReporter Key: A9FEF4E7-53F7-5FD1-AEDE-915C87BD437F

Is .xcassets resource only for app icons and launch images or for our own image assets also? I do know that we can add our images to the .xcassets file, but is it good practice to do so? Use of xcassets is the new standard as of Xcode 5 and iOS 7. Import images by clicking on the blue folder called "Images.xcassets" then click on the small "+" plus sign at the bottom of the window that appears. Now choose "Import" to put images in there. This is also the new location of the icon and launch images instead of the standard target->general location, although this is where you still have the option

For another universal library I need to combine 2 existing dylibs (here x86 and x64) into a single universal lib. How can I do that without re-building the existing libraries? Actually, it's extremely easy to do once you know it. There's a tool called lipo that can do a number of things with dylibs. One is to combine two (or more) libraries. For example: lipo lib1.dylib lib2.dylib -output combined.dylib -create where lib1 could be an i386 and lib2 an x86_64 arch type. It will create a dylib in the local folder containing both archs. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/22783453/how-to

I am writing my first bigger iOS project and I want to use as much of Xcode 5 as possible. Now I want to use testing but I have never done it before. My project uses come Views and dynamic `TableViews. How could I implement the test in the code, so that it makes sense? Please start by watching WWDC '13 session 409 - Testing in Xcode 5 . It's a very good starting point. Next, if you're not feeling confident of your approach to unit testing, I'd recommend reading "Test-Driven iOS Development" by Graham Lee . For now, remember that a unit test tests single "unit" of functionality and does not

I have just switched over to using Xcode 5. I have gone to change the name of my application with some other settings which I need to change, However when I have gone to do this I noticed my "General" tab is missing. Does any one know why this may have happened. See up in the left hand corner of your screenshot the blue icon? You have your project file selected and are viewing the project's global settings, which don't have a "General" tab. Click either the triangle in the box up there or the lower blue icon with "template" and select a build target. Just a quick update how to do it in Xcode 8