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Test Your Knowledge: Understanding the Workspace of an Xcode project
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This is a test on the article that discusses various parts of the Project window inside an Xcode project. It also gives a quick overview of the Groups and Files navigation window. The Run menu, the default toolbar, and the built-in source editor are also discussed.
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The Project Window Figure 1. The Project Window of Xcode with a simple iPhone application open. The Source Editor shows the main.m file which contains the main() method, where every applications starts its execution. Menu Figure 2. The Run menu of Xcode. You can run an application without stopping at the breakpoint, debug, or start the application with a performance tool like Instruments. Toolbar Figure 3. The Toolbar and the additional items that are available for the toolbar. All this functionality is available from the main menu. Figure 4. The Overview box from Xcode toolbar. Includes current SDK used to compile the application, current configuration, current target made out of the application, which version of the simulator and the CPU architecture. Groups and Files Figure 5. The Groups and Files window of Xcode. This window lists the header files, implementation files, user interface files, as well as the frameworks used and the targets compiled. Details Figure 6. Details window of Xcode development tool. This screenshot shows that there are 3 errors in the main.m file. Source Editor Figure 7. The Source Editor in Xcode. Code is color-coded. In the figure below, error (ffint type) is introduced to show message bubbles right in the editor, where the error has occurred.
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