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Tal Zion
6,234 PointsI don't see the documentation on the NSURL Library, and xCode does not suggest this library. It does compile though.
I don't see the documentation on the NSURL Library, and xCode does not suggest this library. It does compile though. What may be the problem?
5 Answers
Tal Zion
6,234 PointsThanks to Paul Gergely, problem was fixed. Please see simple answer below:
It's a bug, I'm having the same issue. Exit Xcode and delete Derived Data folder here:
~/Library/Developer/Xcode
Then restart Xcode and you should see the autocomplete working again. This solved it for me. Hope it helps.
I also found another answer saying that you only have to delete the ModuleCache folder but didn't try this. I deleted the whole derived data folder.
Jason Wayne
11,688 PointsNot too sure if I follow. But NSURL is a class object, not a library.
Tal Zion
6,234 PointsApologies for the confusion, xCode doesn't auto complete NS... Class Object. Checked the preferences, and all check boxes are ticked for Code completion.
Thank you for your help.
Jason Wayne
11,688 PointsAhhh...I see. I think it's just an Xcode issue. Sometimes Xcode do not autocomplete for me for anything at all.
Tal Zion
6,234 PointsThanks :-). Quite a pain :/, I am in the closures with the weather app and a lot to write. Can I fix this somehow?
Also, I find that the NS Class objects that I use are black instead of purple.