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Just downloaded Xcode and I am trying to run a simple C++ file to make sure everything works and whenever I try to run the .cpp file I am given this: "The run destination My Mac is not valid for Running the scheme 'Scheme_Name'. happened the same to me with a project I downloaded. In my case, the solution was to change the "Base SDK" to the latest OS X in the Build Settings. To do so, click on the project name in the navigator on the left, then on Build Settings and in the main window you should look for Base SDK . If Base SDK does not show, ensure that "All" is selected in the filter at the

One frustrating thing I find in Intellij's project view is that it shows all the classes in a file instead of just the class for which the file is named. The problem with this is that to open a file I have to double click twice: once to expand the file and show the classes in the file, and then a second time to actually open the file. In most cases I don't want to see the classes inside of a file. I just want to see the file in the project view and when I double click on the file I want to open the file, not drill down into its structure. Is it possible to configure my UI this way? UPDATE:

Every IDE I've tried fails to provide code-completion when something template-related is used. For example, boost::shared_ptr<Object> ptr; ptr->[cursor is here] Is there IDE that can provide code completion in this case? Actually this is a fairly simple template use-case, Qt Creator can handle this easily and more complex template code aswell. Visual Studio with Visual Assist X handles that case, but still fails more complex code. I've always use Eclipse C/C++ IDE . It supports code completion as well :) Rob Wells G'day, As an aside, I'd highly recommend Scott Meyers's excellent " Effective

Here's what I've got: I have a TestFile.java with the same class name. This class has a valid main() method. The file is easily run via terminal using javac and then java, gives intended output. However, when I drag and drop(or open) the file into Eclipse and try to Run As , I don't get Run As Java Application or anything that can run that single/independent(of any project) Java file/class. When I try to just Run , I get a pop-up saying " Run As Ant Build . Now, I never setup ant build. All I want is to run just one this Java file and see the output/error in Console that is visible just below

I have been using extensively Ctrl + Shift + to find and open files in my Eclipse project. But sometimes I know the directory where my files are (or part of it) but I don't know exactly their names. When doing search, it seems it only takes into consideration the name of the files, and not their paths. I'd like to be able to refine the search by path. For instance, if I have a folder X with 3 files in it, I'd like that typing X would bring up the 3 files, so I could choose them. Or that it'd actually let me select the X folder itself! Is there a way to do this in Eclipse? Deepak Azad Use Ctrl

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When stepping a program in Delphi 7, the CPU window sometimes pops up and then steps through that instructions. I find this an annoyance as I wish to only step Pascal Code. Does anyone know how to disable this CPU pop-up? I would not be sorry if this window never ever shows. It did not happen on Delphi 5 which was my previous IDE that I used for Delphi. I do use the Step-Over button mostly and only step-into when wanting to get into detail of a used (pascal) unit. Lars Truijens Delphi does not, by default, step into the CPU window. So the answer to your question is not that it can not be done.