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In my Localizable.strings I define a string with trailing whitespaces like this: "%@ points " = "%@ Punkte "; This worked just fine in iOS6 but when runing on an iOS7 emulator, the string is trimmed and the trailing whitespaces are stripped off. Background: The string above is right-aligned in a label. I use the whitespaces as a padding since I dont want to subclass UILabel or write a bunch of code for just one label. I also tried using ASCII signs, but this also did not work. Any suggestions for a simple soultion would be appreciated. Thank you! Perhaps you can try this workaround with

Quick help has gone away in my Xcode 5 (5.0.2 on OS X 10.8.5): Instead of the little popup window that's supposed to pop up for the Opt - Click shortcut all that ever shows is the arrow image: Been like this since the Xcode 5 upgrade. Any ideas how to fix it..? FWIW: The doc sets are in fact properly installed - 'Opt' + Double-Click brings up the correct documentation as usual. Even removing the doc sets manually and re-downloadig didn't help. The hovering Quick Help window is still gone.. Quick Help behaves this way if JavaScript is disabled, and certain configurations seem to cause Xcode to

I've been facing problem to add custom cell in JKExpandableTableView ,How Can I add Custom Cell as a child,Any Help will be appreciated ,Thanks. Sorry for my english. I'd like to achieve output like Note: I'm using this Library JKExpandableTableView everything is working fine. Nabeel Ahmed Please go to the following link. The creator himself answered the question https://github.com/jackkwok/JKExpandTableView/issues/5 jackkwok commented on 9 Aug 2014 Hi Bruno, Thanks! You may need to subclass both of them. What kind of customizations do you want to do? darkdongdong JKExpandTableView is a

In versions of Xcode previous to 5, we can disable ARC in the project settings when we create the project. Now ARC is causing this problem for me. With an property list file, for the reading step, the compiler gives me an error: "implicit conversion of 'int' to 'id' is disallowed with ARC". I did not have this problem with the same code with Xcode 4. In my property list file, The keys are numbers and also in my viewController.m When I disallow ARC for the target, the warning persists. I don't see how I can add a compiler flag. The code (with French strings): NSString *error; NSString *rootPath

Probably a simple question for experienced Xcode 5 interface builder users, but it is difficult to find the answer on Google: I have an app for iPhone , which doesn't use a navigation controller (here fullscreen ): The view scene on the very right side has an image view and 5 labels underneath it - to display user details: Then I have created another iPhone app and copied that "details" view to it (here fullscreen ): And now a warning is shown by Xcode 5.0.2: Frame for "Image View" will be different at run time. Is it because some space on the top of the view will be occupied by the navigation

i wan't to give a NavigationBar a certain tint, however i cannot find the setting in XCode. Is it still present? I saw a number of tutorials mentioning that possibility (i.e. http://www.appcoda.com/customize-navigation-status-bar-ios-7/ ). Where do i have to click to get this dialog? I tried the NavigationController, everywhere inside the NavigationController and the Navigation Items in the subcontrollers. I know how to do it programmatically so that's not my question here. Thanks guys. In your storyboard, you'll need to click on the "Navigation Bar" object and then look at the object's