In order to set a breakpoint in a dependent library and break at the main project, you will need first set the breakpoint in the library and then change the scope of the breakpoint to user.
Launch the main project will hit the breakpoint you just set in the library project.
There are lots of helpful information available on internet, so just share some notes I found useful during application development, to contribute back to the community. Jonathan in Toronto
Tuesday, November 8, 2011
Iphone simulator folder in Lion with Xcode 4.2
By default, the library folder under user is hidden in Lion with Xcode 4.2, so you will not be able to access the iPhone simulator folder shown below.
/Users/(your user name)/Library/Application Support/iPhone Simulator
To show the library folder, run the following command from terminal window:
chflags nohidden ~/Library/
Note the library folder must be the one under your name, not the one under root.
/Users/(your user name)/Library/Application Support/iPhone Simulator
To show the library folder, run the following command from terminal window:
chflags nohidden ~/Library/
Note the library folder must be the one under your name, not the one under root.
Saturday, November 5, 2011
Fresh installation of Lion on Mac without CD or USB stick
Lion has to be upgraded on Mac, however, you may want to have a fresh install of Lion to get rid of the old application or settings from the Snow Leopard. The following steps can be used to make a refresh Lion installation.
1. Upgrade Snow Leopard to Lion as Apple suggested from app store (paying for $29)
2. Reboot Mac while holding option key
3. Select the restore disk for starting
4. Select Disk Utility and erase the main hard disk drive. This may erase the old Snow Leopard.
5. Restore Lion, it will start a refresh Lion installation.
Cheers
Jonathan
1. Upgrade Snow Leopard to Lion as Apple suggested from app store (paying for $29)
2. Reboot Mac while holding option key
3. Select the restore disk for starting
4. Select Disk Utility and erase the main hard disk drive. This may erase the old Snow Leopard.
5. Restore Lion, it will start a refresh Lion installation.
Cheers
Jonathan
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