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After i updated my Xcode to 6.0 i have this strange errors that is not should appear because the code is 100% true and i updated to 6.1 but still the same problem i deleted the Xcode and reinstall it 3 times but nothing happened.
most of the error is in Objective-C codes because i didn’t use swift until now so I’m not sure about swift codes.
and after i updated to 6.0 most of the time i run the app in the IOS Simulator the Xcode project force close i need to re open the project and run it 2-5 times until it work and simulate it
at least is there a way to debug the app even if there errors
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You have a colon after Deleted property. It should be semicolon.
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I don't even know where to begin because i'm not requiring no such module.
I've tried to save every file in my project.
I've tried to reload my apps on expo
Im using a Samsung A10 E android phone to run this app with expo go
completely restart expo on both devices
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I've kept an eye on Elm development for the past couple years and finally got the chance where I could do a POC using Elm! I seem to remember that hiding was a way to import every function/type in a module that was exposed except what was listed in the hiding () list.
Was that feature removed? I've tried to search for an answer, but haven't been able to find one.
I'm not aware of Elm ever having the hiding keyword. Although this is a feature that is available in Haskell.
If it did exist in an earlier version of Elm then it was removed at least 5yrs ago.
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After an update of windows, I get the error message during build in one of the projects.
I have tried to update all third party references without success.
Google betrays me with nothing to use to solve the problem
Someone who can give a clue what happened?
I found the cause of the error in a com library that has remained after some experiment before.
Library "MSHTML" (COM component)
When I removed the reference, the builde worked again
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Xcode Quick Help is only showing me "Declared In" information after I downloaded the latest DocSet under the Xcode menu Preferences => Downloads => Documentation.
The Quick Help now has nothing else. It is missing all the other information except for the "Declared In" information.
Now, I have the following docsets in the folder ~/Library/Developer/Shared/Documentation/DocSets
com.apple.ADC_Reference_Library.DeveloperTools.5_1.docset
com.apple.adc.documentation.AppleOSX10.9.CoreReference.docset
com.apple.adc.documentation.AppleiOS7.1.iOSLibrary.docset
I found some information on this from a Google search but nothing that is particularly this problem. It seems like Xcode is getting confused about which docset to use?
Thank you for any help!
Xcode just crashed and after I restarted, the other information on Quick Help is now displayed.
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I'm using IntelliJ Idea 9 on a windows 7 box - 2GB RAM. I'm facing this strange issue where the response of the editor is very slow. When typing, the characters seem to appear after a delay.. and gets annoying after a point.
However, IDEA 8 on the same machine works perfectly.
Would like to know if someone has faced this earlier.. Or is there any recommended solution..
Thanks.
You should try the 9.0.1 RC build available at http://www.jetbrains.net/confluence/display/IDEADEV/Maia+EAP, some performance problems were resolved there. Also ensure you don't have third-party plug-ins installed.
If the issue remains, refer to the instructions at http://www.jetbrains.net/devnet/docs/DOC-192.
EDIT: IDEA 9.0.1 has been released, please use the latest available release build.
Interesting, in my case the issue was having the Project and Structure windows open, and having scroll to/from source enabled probably didn't help. Closing the palettes sped up editing for me.