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How would you add a custom font in Xcode 5 and how would you change every label in the project to that font? Because I've heard you can only do this programmatically? Much better option is to add the new font to your system/OS fonts directory and then from there it can be added in the storyboard or used with NSAttributed strings. Steps: Download your font .ttf files Go to any label/textview in your storyboard and select in top right attributes inspector: "Text" Then select > "Attributed" Click the little T icon next to the font name to open up the fonts editor Go to the cog/wheel/setting icon

XCode has a number of built-in variables that are used for convenience in Build Settings, for example "$(PRODUCT_NAME)" or "$(CURRENT_ARCH)" . Can I define my own variables? How / where? In XCode 5 this has changed slightly. Select the project or target in the left side of the editor Go to the Editor menu in the top menu bar Select "Add Build Setting" and then "Add User-Defined Build Setting" Create a user-defined build setting. To create one in Xcode 4 select your project from the project navigator to open the project editor. Select your project or target from the left side of the editor.

Using Xcode 5 GM, anytime I switch to the 5.1, 6.0 or 6.1 simulators to test, I get the error "iOS Simulator failed to install application." When I reset the simulator it works, but this is getting very tiring. Anybody have a permanent fix or workaround? Looks like this is a known issue. From the Xcode 5 release notes : After switching the minimum deployment target of an application from iOS 7.0 to a release prior to iOS 7.0, building and running the application may fail with the message “iOS Simulator failed to install the application.” Go to the iOS home screen, click and hold the

In previous version of Xcode there was a repository section in Organiser which is now missing in Xcode 5. How to export project to SVN in Xcode 5. One way is using an svn client. The one which is obviously available is the command line svn client. So here's how I use it: Our repository is: https://myserver.me.com/svn/ The repository is added to Xcode using Xcode->Preferences->Accounts . Create a new project inside Xcode 5: $HOME/IOS/Projects/MyProject Close the project or maybe even better close Xcode to avoid Xode interfering with svn. Really. Open a terminal and change directory into the

I know it's a new feature and this may not be possible, but I would like to be able to localize an Asset Catalog in different languages, to show a localized launch image. This was possible on XCode 4 simply localizing an image, but with an iOS7 app it not works. Do you know if that is possible? I went the classic way. Just use single localized images and set up your plist correctly. The easiest way is to use one asset catalog, set everything up. Then open the application bundle and copy the correctly named files + the correct info.plist entries. (And of course remove the assets catalog

This question already has an answer here: Status bar and navigation bar appear over my view's bounds in iOS 7 20 answers I tried to test my app in iOS 7, and then I find my view appears over the status bar... As I read, in iOS 7, the status bar is hidden. So how do I make it compatible to run both in iOS 6 and iOS 7? Should I have to make different .xib files for different iOS versions for each screen? I have been going through reading this: If both versions of a standard app should have a similar layout, use Auto Layout to create a UI that works correctly in both versions of iOS. To support

I am building an iOS app in Xcode 5, and I'm having trouble adding layout constraints. In Xcode 4.x, I could just add leading/trailing/top/bottom spaces to container (superview) to any UI element. Now, I only have this option: I want to add a "bottom space to superview" constraint to my text view. It says "spacing to nearest neighbor", but I don't want to create a constraint to "nearest neighbor", I have something else under my text view, and I don't want to create a constraint with that. If there is no other object under my text view, it adds a constraint to the container correctly. But if I

MacBook-Pro:~ skbc$ pod setup --verbose /System/Library/Frameworks/Ruby.framework/Versions/2.0/usr/lib/ruby/2.0.0/universal-darwin13/rbconfig.rb:212: warning: Insecure world writable dir /usr/local/bin in PATH, mode 040777 Setting up CocoaPods master repo Cloning spec repo `master` from `https://github.com/CocoaPods/Specs.git` (branch `master`) $ /usr/bin/git clone 'https://github.com/CocoaPods/Specs.git' master Cloning into 'master'... Have gone through resources provided by Cocoapods web site, SO and few video tutorials. Nothing happening even after waiting for couple of hours, however still