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Cannot 'Run' sample app - It builds fine, but cannot be run in XCode. #46

Closed jonmach closed 8 years ago

jonmach commented 10 years ago

Hi,

I've downloaded the ios-library-master file and opened OCLibraryExample.xcodeproj in XCode. I can 'Build' and 'Build for Run', but I cannot 'Run' i.e. Cmd-R (as it is disabled). I have managed to run the project before (not got it working, but I did get it running). I am only experiencing this on code I downloaded yesterday. Has something changed, or am I missing something obvious?

javiergonzper commented 10 years ago

Hi @jonmach

Did work? Looks like you do not have a scheme. Could you try to add a scheme?

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jonmach commented 10 years ago

Hi @javiergonzper, thanks for responding. I already have a scheme. I'm simply opening the xcode project as I unzip it. If I go to Product->Scheme->Edit Scheme, then I see what you have above. Although I have another couple of Build options (Parellize Build, and Find Implicit Dependencies). As I said, I cannot see anything obvious.

javiergonzper commented 10 years ago

Oh I see, sorry.

I think that the problem is that it is not selected by default the executable. Choose near the "Play" button the OCLibrary example instead of the ownCloud iOS library.

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jonmach commented 10 years ago

Ahhhhhhhh...

Thank you. That's exactly what was wrong. Clearly, I was building the Library instead of a project that used the library even though they were both part of the same project. It's obvious that in this case I would not be able to run it.

nasli commented 8 years ago

Closed as solved, if needed, please reopen