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xCode - Simulator not showing new changes

pi4r0npi4r0n Posts: 9New Users
edited June 2012 in iPhone SDK Development
Hello everyone ;)

I got a strange issues with my xCode. Previously I was using 4.3.2 not have 4.3.3 and in both cases (UIs) my simulator after run was not showing new changes ?? :(

Is it only me or you guys have this kind of problems as well. If you do is there a work around for this ??

Many thanks;

pi4r0n
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  • Duncan CDuncan C Posts: 8,146Tutorial Authors, Registered Users
    edited June 2012
    pi4r0n;437980 said:
    Hello everyone ;)

    I got a strange issues with my xCode. Previously I was using 4.3.2 not have 4.3.3 and in both cases (UIs) my simulator after run was not showing new changes ?? :(

    Is it only me or you guys have this kind of problems as well. If you do is there a work around for this ??

    Many thanks;

    pi4r0n
    This happened to me last week. I wasted almost 8 hours over 2 days fighting with it. At first I thought none of my changes was working, but eventually figured out that none of my changes was being saved to disk, and thus not compiled. The modified dates on the source files was old even though the changes showed in the editor and saving appeared to work. I suggest doing a select all/copy/paste into TextEdit on the files you have edited, then quitting and re-launching Xcode (check your file mod dates in the finder first.) I'm pretty sure that's what fixed it for me. (not positive what fixed it because I was trying everything I could think of.)

    I've had a number of bizarre Xcode problems with recent 4.3.x builds lately that required a quit/restart to fix.
    Regards,

    Duncan C
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  • pi4r0npi4r0n Posts: 9New Users
    edited June 2012
    Duncan C;438011 said:
    This happened to me last week. I wasted almost 8 hours over 2 days fighting with it. At first I thought none of my changes was working, but eventually figured out that none of my changes was being saved to disk, and thus not compiled. The modified dates on the source files was old even though the changes showed in the editor and saving appeared to work. I suggest doing a select all/copy/paste into TextEdit on the files you have edited, then quitting and re-launching Xcode (check your file mod dates in the finder first.) I'm pretty sure that's what fixed it for me. (not positive what fixed it because I was trying everything I could think of.)

    I've had a number of bizarre Xcode problems with recent 4.3.x builds lately that required a quit/restart to fix.

    Thanks for you advice Duncan C ;) unfortunately in my case I can see file modified date being changed to the correct one :(

    I wander whether it has something to do with my backup file as I am doing copy of my project and then restoring it by only changing folder title ??

    I will investigate this future and if I am lucky I will schare some notes ;)

    Cheers

    pi4r0n
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  • pi4r0npi4r0n Posts: 9New Users
    edited June 2012
    I think I managed to fix it. Yesterday this issue happened again, so I decided to rename my project storyboard.

    After that my simulator started working correctly. :confused:
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