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Hello friends I developed an app in ios in that contains a database (coredata) the user can login with a username and a password and then he can store the personal details, pictures, files, documents.... Now, I want to link this Xcode project to another code project of mine so can anyone help how to add one Xcode project file to another. I tried by adding new files in Xcode but it was not showing project file which I want to add hope I'll get the best answer
You can drop the .xcodeproj you want to add in the file selector in the sidebar of Xcode.
The best approach would be to move the files into a separate directory, treat it as a separate project and put that project under revision control. Then link it to your two other projects as a submodule.
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XCode has recently stopped showing all build errors and I'm at a loss for how to correct it. Whether it be something like forgetting to put in an initial view controller, misspelling/not declaring a variable name, or pretty much anything else that would cause the project not to build will no longer show up. I've built the project on other Macbooks and it showed me the errors so I was able to correct it, but I can't get it to show on mine.
The issue might occur because of Xcode.
(1) Quit and relaunch Xcode.
(2) Clean (⌘+shift+K) and build (⌘+shift+B) your project.
If that not case, check out he answer here by Kris i.e.
Click the last icon in the top bar of the left most panel in your
Xcode window to reveal the secret Archive build errors.
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I wanted to integrate MHTabBarController in my app .When I try to import MHTabBarController.h and MHTabBarController.m files it created problem. It showing me lots of error.
So how to use MHTabBarController in app ?
1) download MTTabBarController
2) Copy "MHTabBarController" and paste it to your project.
3) Goto build phases and add following libraries
UiKit,foundation and core graphics framework.
4) the go to "MHTabBarController.h" and add import Uikit framework
like this #import
5) clean the project and build
you are good to go.
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If I have a big project and have several features. The features will be developed by another developer independently in another iOS project. The features can include UIViewcontrollers, Navigation and other things what an iOS app normally has. Then I have the main app where the feature projects will be integrated in an xcode workspace. How can I reference the other feature projects from the main app/projects? I tried loading a viewcontroller from a storyboard it seems not finding it. I also tried adding using build phases but I can't make it work.
I read this article Using CocoaPods To Modularize Big iOS Apps. The blog talks about using cocoapods which I am trying to avoid. I don't seem to find something that says it works with SVN which was the reason I wont use it for what I need. There is the framework option but Im looking for a better solution.
Cocoapods can help you integrate your subprojects in one main project. Besides cocoapods, you also need a modularization framework to help you use these subprojects's codes . For example, subproject A need to use subproject B's view controller, but A can't get the .h file in B, this is really a problem. I have an open source modularization framework in iOS named TinyPart, may can help you learn something about modularization in iOS. https://github.com/RyanLeeLY/TinyPart
have a look here for how to load other storyboard's view controllers from another project/framework. Not sure if its exactly what you are looking for but it seems like a similar problem
In your case under the guide linked in the link above, have a look at Developing the Framework as a Dependent Project
You might want to follow a proper pattern where software components are depending on an abstract instead of concrete implementation. Please check out http://www.oodesign.com/dependency-inversion-principle.html
Make the feature as a library project, it then can be developed separately and then stuck in a Sandbox project for development. When it is done, stick it back to your main project.
You should declare an interface (or in Objective-C you call it protocol) for that feature, so your main project knows how to use it. Make a dummy implementation of that protocol, stick it to the main project, so while the library is being developed, you can still go on with your main project's development.
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My xcode asked me to replace something, not sure what, it had to do with the test folder of my project so i just accepted it since xcode recommended it. Now every time i do something in interface builder i get an error. I spent probably 40 hours on the project in interface builder but now everything i do gives me an error... What should i do?
I searched for way to load an old saved file of the project but i found that this is not possible so right now i'm stuck with a project that gives me errors every time i add something or change something.
EDIT: I'm guessing i'm in test mode or something since it gives me really dumb errors that are obvious but i don't know how to come back to the normal mode.
If XCode asked you to change something automatically, it probably had created a snapshot of your project.
You can revert from the File Menu > Restore Snapshot.
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I just created a new iPhone app project in Xcode 5, and set the iOS Deployment Target to 5.0. I tried to run the app in the iOS 5.1 simulator, but I got the following error:
Could not find a storyboard named ‘Main’ in bundle NSBundle
Select Main.storyboard and Make the following changes to Localization section in File Inspector.
What kind of project have you choosed (empty, single view)?
Can you see Main.storyboard file in your project resources?
Make sure that in your target (General tab) under Deployment Info section you have selected 'Main' in Main Interface field.
Try this
open the info.plist of your project and remove the selected row displayed in screenshot