Re: XCode Build issues
Re: XCode Build issues
- Subject: Re: XCode Build issues
- From: j o a r <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 7 Dec 2005 10:26:23 +0100
On 7 dec 2005, at 10.13, Paul Harvey wrote:
Using XCode 2.1 I've found on many occasions that when I make
changes to a source file in my project then Build and Run, the
changes I've made don't make it into the new dev build. I spent
ages going around in circles until I realised that all my changes
where not going in to the new build.
I assumed the process of development was to make a change, then Cmd-
R to Build and Run. Now it seems that's not the case (or maybe I
have a setting not right somewhere?)
You should probably direct this to the Xcode-Users mailing list. It's
something that pops up every now and then. I think it's a bug in
Xcode that they haven't managed to reproduce yet.
I discovered in the Contextual Menu an 'Update' command that I can
find no documentation about. Applying this first before a Build and
Run seems to work fine, but it's frustrating to have to select this
each time and I can't find it on any menubar, with a shortcut key
to speed up the process!
The "Update" context menu items is grouped with other SCM items and
is probably not directly related to your problem [1]. It might be
that triggering a SCM update will either flush your changes to disk,
or simply allow for enough time to pass to have your changes
propagate to the build system before you build.
j o a r
[1] I can't find this menu item in the Xcode PDF, so it's difficult
to know exactly what it does. I don't dare try it...
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