Use the *User Header Search Paths* for paths you want searched for `#include &quot;...&quot;` and use the *Header Search Paths* for `#include &lt;...&gt;`.  Of course, if you check the option to *Always Search User Paths*, then `#include &lt;...&gt;` will also work for the user paths.

When the user clicks a button on my page, the content of a div should be cleared.  How would I go about accomplishing this?

How do I clear the content of a div using JavaScript?

What is the purpose of a provisioning profile and why is it needed when developing an iPhone application?  If I don&#39;t have a provisioning profile, what happens?

What is a provisioning profile used for when developing iPhone applications?

What&#39;s the difference? When would you use either?

&quot;Header Search Paths&quot; vs. &quot;User Header Search Paths&quot; in Xcode?

<p>What's the difference? When would you use either?</p>



Bundle Name, Executable Name, Product Name... any more??

can someone please help clarify the use of each of these in Xcode on an iPhone project?  They never fail to confuse the living bajezus out of me...and Im tired of getting them wrong.

Someone please explain... why the hell do we need this many different naming schemes for one app environment? and what do I use each of these for so I can stick them in the right cubby hole in my head?



Bundle Name, Executable Name, Product Name...anything else?

When I press the End key I expect it to bring me to the end of the line. Likewise when I press the Home key I expect it to bring me to the beginning of the line. In Xcode though, these navigate to the top and bottom of the page. How can this be changed?

Change how home and end keys work in XCode

It appears that we can - theoretically - build a single static library that includes both simulator and iPhone and iPad.

However, Apple has no documentation on this that I can find, and Xcode&#39;s default templates are NOT configured to do this.

I&#39;m looking for a simple, portable, re-usable technique that can be done inside Xcode.


Some history:

 - In 2008, we used to be able to make single static-libs that included both sim and device. Apple disabled that.
 - Throughout 2009, we made pairs of static libs - one for sim, one for device. Apple has now disabled that too.


References:

 1. This is a great idea, it&#39;s an excellent approach, but it doesn&#39;t work: http://www.drobnik.com/touch/2010/04/universal-static-libraries/

  - There&#39;s some bugs in his script that means it only works on his machine - he should be using BUILT_PRODUCTS_DIR and/or BUILD_DIR instead of &quot;guesstimating&quot; them)
  - Apple&#39;s latest Xcode prevents you from doing what he&#39;s done - it simply will not work, due to the (Documented) change in how Xcode processes targets)

 2. Another SO questioner asked how to do it WITHOUT xcode, and with responses that focussed on the arm6 vs arm7 part - but ignored the i386 part: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2793392/how-do-i-compile-a-static-library-fat-for-armv6-armv7-and-i386
  - Since Apple&#39;s latest changes, the Simulator part isn&#39;t the same as the arm6/arm7 difference any more - it&#39;s a different problem, see above)

Build fat static library (device + simulator) using Xcode and SDK 4+

I have the following error when I try to run a new project on my ipod:

    Error launching remote program: failed to get the task for process 312.
    The program being debugged is not being run.

I&#39;ve read about Entitlements.plist, and I&#39;ve tried to add the get-task-allow, but then it doesn&#39;t let me compile because of a code signing error. I only have a development provisioning profile, so it&#39;s not the same as the people who were trying to debug the distribution build (I&#39;m also in the debug build, so that isn&#39;t a problem).

Old projects build and run fine on the ipod, just new projects.

I&#39;ve tried restarting both xcode and my ipod, but it doesn&#39;t help.

I have no more ideas on how to build/run new projects on xcode, so any help is much appreciated!

Oh, and I&#39;m using an iPod 3G with iOS 4.0.1. Xcode is 3.2.3 (64-bit).

Xcode fails to get the task for process XXX. How do I solve this? (iPhone SDK 4.0)

Once I start editing my code and adding for loops or if then statements my code indentation is whacked because the previous code maintains its former indentation instead of adjusting automatically.  

In Visual Studio you can highlight code and select &#39;format selection&#39; to fix these issues - is there anything similar in Xcode?

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