xcode6.3

I'm interested in adding a Watchkit Extension to my existing app already in the app store. I've done my research, followed some tutorials, and now am ready to actually implement. The problem I'm having is, I can't seem to add a Watchkit App to my existing project and get it to run in the simulator. If I start a new project and do some tutorials or whatever, the Watchkit App runs fine. Adding to my existing project, I just get a black screen in the simulator window. Not even the status bar is present. http://i.imgur.com/kG7H06i.png Only lead I have so far is: In the debug navigator, I get

My title might not accurately depict my question, so I apologize. I have looked for a solution to creating this level of functionality but I am unable to find it. I am creating a VoIP application for iOS 8. When a user receives a call I am displaying a notification with a 12 second ringtone. While this notification is in progress if the call disconnects I want the Incoming Call notification to disappear and display a Missed Call notification immediately. This level of functionality is possible because Viber does it. Currently, I am sending a silent push notification when a Incoming Call is

I updated my Xcode to 6.3 along with Swift 1.2, and I made the transition. Everything works except dynamic row height for table view. I have those on 3 completely different table views, so it probably isn't something else influencing the bug. I set all of the table views to: tableView.rowHeight = UITableViewAutomaticDimension and all of my xib files are properly constrained. Any ideas? I simply added UITableViewAutomaticDimension to estimatedrowforindexpath as well. You can see how it works on the BEAM App (under 'people' category). - (CGFloat)tableView:(UITableView *)tableView

Since yesterday Xcode is doing stupid things while trying to run my WatchKit app on my iPhone. It gives me the error: Embedded Binary Validation utility Error Error: warning: Is a directory It's not very helpful and it seems like it's complaining about provisioning profiles for my Watchkit Extension target. I think I set it up correctly by following this answer . This is how I have set up my profiles. Three App IDs and six profiles (three for development and three for distribution). Main app: WatchKit Extension: WatchKit Watch App: I had my custom framework linked and embedded in both the

I just recently downloaded the latest public release of Xcode (6.3) and I noticed the storyboard for my app is now low res on my Retina MacBook Pro. Images, text and standard UI elements all appear blurry. On the actual device everything looks fine and code still looks sharp its just while working in the Interface Builder. Has anybody else noticed this and figured out a way to fix it? This is happening to me in both Swift and Objective-C projects including in Apple's sample projects (Master-Detail Application and etc). I submitted this as a bug report, and Apple responded by saying that it is

Is it possible to use Xcode 6.3 but stay with Swift 1.0? Using the iOS 8.2 SDK does not help, and I could not find any switch for the Swift version ... EDIT: I have an extension build in Swift 1.0 which I do not want to touch, but update my main project If you're having syntax problem then you can convert it to latest syntax. Also there is no way of using 1.0 in xcode 6.3 No, that is not possible. Xcode 6.3 comes with Swift 1.2. If you are concerned about compatibility, you can convert your swift 1.0 code into Swift 1.2 using Xcode 6.3 Edit->Convert->To latest Swift syntax 来源： https:/

I'm not inventing the wheel. In iOS8, to open Settings from inside the app I'm using this code: BOOL canOpenSettings = (&UIApplicationOpenSettingsURLString != NULL); if (canOpenSettings) { NSURL *url = [NSURL URLWithString:UIApplicationOpenSettingsURLString]; [[UIApplication sharedApplication] openURL:url]; } The code is in a lot of answers and questions in stackoverflow. The problem came out with Xcode 6.3, I've got a warning saying: Comparison of address of 'UIApplicationOpenSettingsURLString' not equal to a null pointer is always true What is interesting is that Apple is using it in their