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this week came out iOS 7 Beta , and whenever an update comes out these always have to update the apps for compatibility consetar some bugs. Well, I installed iOS 7 on my iPhone and apps principle worked perfectly, then installed Xcode 5 (preview) and compiled my projects, I realized that the new statusBar now is totally calm, your view controller will appear as her background. This is where the problem arises, a white band of 20px at the bottom of the screen, due to the view controller have won the space that was once the statusBar. If I fix this problem in my storyboards is all right, but

I have 2 test classes in a XCode 5 project: ABCDataModelTests.{h,m} - (void)testAlwaysPassing { ... } ABCDataModelListColorsTests.m which inherits from ABCDataModelTests. - (void)testNumberOfListColorsGreaterThan7 { ... } When I ran the test, I noticed that there is a symbol "rT" underneath the subclass's tests as shown in the picture. What does "rT" stand for? Note that the subclass inherits the test method "testAlwaysPassing." I can't find anything in the Apple documentation for "New Features in XCode 5/5.0.1" Is there any documentation for what all the symbols stand for? I found this

The "Debug / View Debugging" menu is always grayed out for me in Xcode 5 (and 6), even when the target is stopped at a breakpoint. How do I enable it? For me (Xcode 6 Beta and Beta two) the View Debugging options are only enabled in 32bit simulators (e.g. works when I use 'iPhone 5' but not when I am using 'iPhone 5s') I believe that the Capture View Hierarchy feature is only available when the target is running iOS 8. In Xcode 6 (beta 2) the schema popup on the toolbar lets you choose the type of simulated device. For me the fixed devices show up three times. This is because I have three

Xcode 5 won't let me change the bundle identifier. The app name portion after com.mycompany. is greyed out. I created a bundle identifier in ITC which slightly differs and I want to use this new bundle identifier. Do I have to create a new Xcode project with the correct identifier? Idan Actually this is pretty simple: Select your target Select 'info' tab (you can do the same by finding the plist file on the project) Search for "Bundle Identifier" key, The value on your end should be com.mycompany.${PRODUCT_NAME:rfc1034identifier} . If you want to change the grey field just replace the "com

The code snippet below worked to resize a UITextView frame to it's content height, before installing Xcode 5 but it doesn't work since the upgrade: CGRect frame = _textView.frame; frame.size.height = _textView.contentSize.height; _textView.frame = frame; I've searched and haven't found the fix. Any thoughts? There's new stuff for this on iOS 7. To get the "fitted" size used by the text view after it's updated its text, call usedRectForTextContainer: on the textView's layoutManager property, passing the textView's textContainer property as an argument. Word of warning about scrolling: Be

I've been wasting my whole day on this issue, and could not find a solution: I've been developing an application with iOS 6.1 SDK, and the whole design relies on the iOS 6.1 UI. Yesterday, I've updated my phone to iOS 7, and after the update finished, the previously deployed app, which came back from the backup looked and worked the same as before (on iOS 6.1); everything was fine. However, I had to update my Xcode to version 5, so I can continue deploying successive debug versions to my iOS 7 device during development. Before updating to Xcode 5, I've backed up the iPhoneOS6.1.sdk package

This question already has an answer here: iPhone Simulator: SpringBoard failed to launch application with error: 7 22 answers Launching apps from Xcode 5 to the iOS simulator (multiple OS versions) fails with SpringBoard failed to launch application with error: -3 . I can get around the problem by 'turning it off and back on again' (quitting the simulator and relaunching, uninstalling and redeploying the app, etc.), but it seems to come back again later and in other projects. Can someone help me understand what the real problem here is and if there is a permanent fix? I don't know why, but on