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Dan S
1,166 PointsHow come I don't see all the red errors that Amit talks about?It seems that the errors appear automatically. Plz Advise
How come I don't see all the red errors that Amit talks about?It seems that the errors appear automatically.
Is there some kind of a setting where I have to go to make the errors appear automatically in Xcode? Any advice would be appreciated! Thanks.
1 Answer
Miles Ranisavljevic
3,591 PointsYou can turn on the "show live issues" setting to have the errors and warnings show up in xcode.
More info here: https://developer.apple.com/library/mac/recipes/xcode_help-general_preferences/Recipe.html
I hope that helps.
Kyle Pontius
6,190 PointsKyle Pontius
6,190 PointsCould you add a link to the video just to make sure we're on the same page? If I had to guess what you're talking about, it's likely the Xcode errors that come up when you don't code something the compiler will "like" [if a compiler had feelings :) ].
To force the errors to appear on something that is incorrect, do the following:
In Xcode: With the app you're working on open, use the shortcut cmd+B to Build the project. Alternatively, you can attempt to run the program by pressing the "Play" looking button in the toolbar, near the red exit button.The compiler will attempt to compile, and will highlight any errors that are present (this doesn't include the errors referred to as "Run-time Errors", because those occur while the app is running on the device)
Again, if this is all off-base and you were referring to something else, please post a link to the video and we'll clarify if we can.
Thanks Dan
-- Kyle