xcode4

XCode 4 has a really stupid feature that "summarizes" stack traces in the debugger by showing the first and last two items in the call stack. Does anyone know how to eliminate the dotted line and show the useful information? If you want to see the entire stack trace, drag the slider at the bottom left of the debug navigator (below the stack traces) all the way to the right. It's not simply showing the first two and the last one, though. Rather, it's showing the top and bottom of the stack, as well as any code that comes from your application. The assumption is that you often don't care about

I'm coding an iPhone app and I'm using OpenCV for some image processing. I have only used it in plain C so far but now I need to use C++ to create some basic OCR. I first created a .h/.cpp file and it seems to compile fine. But I need to mix this with some Objective-C to open images and so on. I then renamed the file to .mm instead for .cpp but it won't compile! I get this error: "Statement-expressions are allowed only inside functions" in OpenCV core.hpp line 432 Line 432 is this line: typedef Matx<_Tp, MIN(m, n), 1> diag_type; Any ideas why this might happen? I had the same issue. I imported

I use XCode for one year, and I made a user script in Python. This script gets the all document, gets the cursor position thanks to %%%{PBXSelectionStart}%%%, does some very useful stuff, and replaces all the current document, without moving the cursor. It works fine. But I upgraded to XCode 4 and it's seems that the user scripts are not supported! How can I continue to use my script ? (I try with automator but I can't use the %%%{PBXSelectionStart}%%% variable for the cursor position and I must select all the document in XCode...) Thanks in advance! Yes, it seems like Apple dropped user

I'm trying to add Core Data to an existing project. I've: 1)added the Core Data framework 2)added the accessors and properties to the AppDelegate 3)created the data model file Now when I try to call NSManagedObjectContext *context = [self managedObjectContext]; from a view controller the context is nil and the managedObjectContext never fires. Here is the AppDelegate: #import "XXXAppDelegate.h" #import <CoreData/CoreData.h> @implementation XXXAppDelegate @synthesize window=_window; @synthesize navigationController=_navigationController; @synthesize managedObjectContext = _managedObjectContext;

I am starting to build a gaming application on iphone. I am using cocos2d-x game engine, since it is easy to port to android from there. Also the coding is in C++, which I am very much familiar with. I want to know if there is a way to use any database with cocos2d-x. Although sqlite is preferred but not mandatory. I will have about 1/2 mb of data in the database. So, yes I have thought about keeping/using an in-memory database too, but I want my read/write queries to be time efficient. I have looked up at some of blogs, which suggest that I may need to use a C++ wrapper for sqlite. The