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I am trying to use [UIView animateWithDuration:1 delay:2 options:UIViewAnimationOptionCurveEaseIn animations:^{ } completion:^ (BOOL completed) {} ]; however no matter what number I put for the delay, there is no delay. I am trying to have a series of buttons fade in one after the other when another button is touched. So I use a series of UIView animate with various lengths of delay but they all show up at the same time no matter what time delay I enter. Does anyone have some suggestions? First of all, the values animateWithDuration and delay are float values, and should be as 1.0 and 2.0

I am trying to develop my app in Xcode 5 and debug it under iOS 7 environment. I have a customized UICollectionViewLayoutAttributes. I plan to do something after long pressing on UICollectionViewCell, so I override the method in UICollectionViewCell.m - (void)applyLayoutAttributes:(MyUICollectionViewLayoutAttributes *)layoutAttributes { [super applyLayoutAttributes:layoutAttributes]; if ([(MyUICollectionViewLayoutAttributes *)layoutAttributes isActived]) { [self startShaking]; } else { [self stopShaking]; } } In iOS 6 or below, - applyLayoutAttributes: is called after I call the statements

My library has some type converters. I'm registering some OSX and iOS type converters, like so: When I compile for iOS, I'm getting some errors related to not being able to find UIKit. Here's how I compile for iOS: xcodebuild -destination OS=${module.sdk.version},name=iPhone -workspace ${workspace} -scheme '${library.ios.scheme}' The ${} tokens are patched in by my build system. When building I get: __build.library.ios.simulator: [exec] Details: Failed to register "/System/Library/CoreServices/CoreTypes.bundle/Contents/Library/MobileDevices.bundle" with Launch Services, error code: -10811.

Just upgraded to iOS 7 beta (and Xcode 5 beta) and am receiving the following warning when I build a preexisting app that I'm moving to iOS 7 Check dependencies: warning: CODE_SIGN_ENTITLEMENTS specified without a valid Developer Signing Identity for iOS. However, when I check the Code Signing Entitlements flag in my Build Settings, I actually don't have a Code Signing Entitlement defined: Any ideas? Is this now required in iOS 7? If so, how would I define a Code Signing Entitlement? The problem is not with the Code Signing Entitlements . The problem is most probably with the Code Signing

I want to do unit testing in iOS. By default test classes are created using XCTest framework classes in Xcode 5. I have used SenTestingKit in earlier versions of iOS. What are the differences between these two frameworks? What are the advantages of XCTest framework. I googled for related documentation but I did not find any. Only thing I found is the interface classes to use inside the kit. Can anyone point me to the related resources. Apple's documentation is notably lacking with regards to testing. It's a shame, because spending five minutes with XCTest made me fall for it. So, here are some

I configured dedicated Mac mini with OS X Server for Continuous Integration with XCode5, added git repo and created bots. I am trying to integrate bot and get error Specified PROVISIONING_PROFILE (29DAD4E2-6155-4395-AF33-2C872BC32504) not found and no CODE_SIGN_IDENTITY specified. Ignoring PROVISIONING_PROFILE for now. This will become an error in the future. Server was added to Developer Team and I can see it in member center at special page "Servers". I think that server should retreive profiles from Developer Center for build bots, but it doesn't work. How can I fix this? Vitaly Kudrin I

If you open an Xcode 4.x project at Xcode 5 and then open a xib at Interface Builder, you will get an alert: NOTE: I only have the issues with the forced iOS7 appearance, auto layout is still turned off for me. And then i accidentally clicked "Alway Upgrade" so Xcode automatically upgrades all my xibs to Xcode 5 and iOS7 prior. But i use Xcode 4.x parallel and it's very annoying to switching back all the xibs when i accidentally open them in Xcode 5. Before opened in XCode 5 interface builder: After opened in XCode 5 interface builder: I searched in Xcode and on Google to get the way to turn

In Xcode 5 , I use the asset catalog to manage the app icons and launch images for my app. The app icons work fine on all devices, but the launch images just on a few. I have added launch images for every possible device, and iOS (6.1 and 7.0), that I want to target. I have made sure that all images have the correct sizes , which is confirmed in the attributes inspector (see picture below) where the size of the images match the expected sizes. I have also named all images after the naming conventions , which should not even be necessary with asset catalog (see last picture) . There does not

I'd like to display the app icon inside my app. The icon is in the default assets catalog ( Images.xcassets ). How do you load it? I tried the following and they all return nil : image = [UIImage imageNamed:@"AppIcon"]; image = [UIImage imageNamed:@"icon"]; image = [UIImage imageNamed:@"icon-76"]; image = [UIImage imageNamed:@"icon-60"]; Other images in the assets catalog work as expected. By inspecting the bundle I found that the icon images were renamed as: AppIcon76x76~ipad.png AppIcon76x76@2x~ipad.png AppIcon60x60@2x.png And so on. Thus, using [UIImage imageNamed:@"AppIcon76x76"] or

For a very simple object like this: @interface MyObject : NSObject @property(strong) NSObject* thingAboutMyObject; - (void) aThingToDo; - (void) moreToDo; - (void) yetAnotherAction; @end Someone working with MyObject gets code completion which includes all of the methods and properties from NSObject. It makes sense why this happens, but for a majority of cases, the methods I care most about are in the class itself. I'd like to know if there is a way, when creating a class, to hint to the xcode IDE that you want to 'highlight' the actual interface when working with objects of the class. I've