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I added InAppSettingsKit in my project but the files are not being compiled, can someone please explain the process of integrtating inAppSetting step-by-step?
#import"IASKAppSettingViewController.h"
This line is showing the error: file not found.
I tried to add it using Compile Sources but the InAppSetting folder is not being opened.
Make sure to add the files to the target when you copy them.
You have to set a checkbox when dropping.
Now, you can go to Build Phases > Compile Sources > drop the files which aren't being compiled
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I'm using eclipse application to run my dsl.
I want to add a feature that takes files from the running ui and do something.
how can i get the file directory of the plugin in runtime?
thanks,
dana
myPlugin.getBundle().getLocation()
or
URL pluginUrl = myPlugin.getBundle().getEntry("/");
pluginUrl = FileLocator.resolve(pluginUrl);
File pluginLocation = new File(pluginUrl.getFile);
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Searched everywhere but didn't find a way of doing this in sandbox:
How can I get a list of all the recent files (system wide) in osx ?
They are stored in ~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.recentitems.plist file.
You need the temporary entitlement com.apple.security.temporary-exception.files.home-relative-path.read-only = Library/Preferences
you need to manually read the plist using NSDictionary because the CFPrefs API fails -> it always tries to open the pref in your sandbox folder and you cannot specific a PATH for the file
The way that doesn't involve hard-coding pathnames would be to use LSSharedFileList. The list in question is kLSSharedFileListRecentDocumentItems.
If the list is incomplete or the sandbox blocks access to it, I recommend filing a bug.
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I downloaded the source code for RabbitMQ-C from GitHub. It's written in C. Can I use this library for iOS 5 apps? How?
I wrote a wrapper for ios5, disabled ARC, and rewrote a few vars definitions. It is all working now. :D I might write a bit more about this problem if I find the time.
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I downloaded the latest package in this url:
https://github.com/webkitdotnet/webkitdotnet
but I can't compile it in vs2008 or vs2005,who can tell me how to compile it?
thanks.
Well, you could start by checking out the instructions put out by the webkitdotnet team.
From TFA:
Open webkitdotnet/WebKit.NET.sln in Visual Studio 2008, or equivalent,
and select 'Build -> Build Solution' from the menu. If you wish to try
the test web browser application, right-click the WebKitBrowserTest
project in the Solution Explorer and select 'Set as Startup Project',
then select 'Debug -> Start Without Debugging' from the menu. The
compiled library can be found in a subdirectory of webkitdotnet/bin.
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Trying to debug a UILabel and am trying to follow the instructions on this page:
http://ramin.firoozye.com/2008/12/11/easy-uiview-debugging-on-the-iphone/
which mentions:
Include this file in our iPhone XCode project and build it for
debugging.
Does that mean simply import it into a .m file like this?
#import UIViewExtras
No, you just need to drag the file 'UIViewExtras.m' into your Xcode project, so that it lies alongside the rest of your source code files. Nothing else, no #imports.