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theGreek Aspiring developer Posts: 648 Reg: May 25, 2011 Schaumburg, IL 7,830	confirm \| cancel 10/22/11 06:09 AM (14 years ago) XCode 4.2 load code question I loaded the original source into Xcode 4.2 with no problems. Since that time (yesterday) I changed some stuff from the control panel and added some PDF files and I need to rebuild the project with current source. What is the procedure to updating the source. Droping it into the navigation pane going to do it? I don't see an import source or something similar. I originaly droped the project into xcode and compiled. Worked first time great. Also, whats the best way to add pdf's, images, or any additional content to the appropriate folders? Drag and Drop? Side note... I see a significant difference in the shared layout from Android to Ipad. Nothing lines up the same way. At least in the emulaterfor the IPad. Any magic to getting buttons that are 4 accross on android to be 4 across on an Iphone. When you start changing button size and distance between the icons it really does not match well from device to device...... Title Comments I loaded the original source into Xcode 4.2 with no problems. Since that time (yesterday) I changed some stuff from the control panel and added some PDF files and I need to rebuild the project with current source. What is the procedure to updating the source. Droping it into the navigation pane going to do it? I don't see an import source or something similar. I originaly droped the project into xcode and compiled. Worked first time great. Also, whats the best way to add pdf's, images, or any additional content to the appropriate folders? Drag and Drop? Side note... I see a significant difference in the shared layout from Android to Ipad. Nothing lines up the same way. At least in the emulaterfor the IPad. Any magic to getting buttons that are 4 accross on android to be 4 across on an Iphone. When you start changing button size and distance between the icons it really does not match well from device to device......

theGreek Aspiring developer Posts: 648 Reg: May 25, 2011 Schaumburg, IL 7,830	10/22/11 06:12 AM (14 years ago) Oh ya.... First time ever on a MAC.... Got the Mac pro.... I feel like in-between logging off my PC and logging onto the MAC... I had a LOBOTOMY..... It's very differant to me.... Somethings are great others just a litle too hidden for my taste.... I like to tinker (and eventualy break things)... But enjoying it much!! Also in the process of loading Eclipse onto the MAC.... Comments Oh ya.... First time ever on a MAC.... Got the Mac pro.... I feel like in-between logging off my PC and logging onto the MAC... I had a LOBOTOMY..... It's very differant to me.... Somethings are great others just a litle too hidden for my taste.... I like to tinker (and eventualy break things)... But enjoying it much!! Also in the process of loading Eclipse onto the MAC....

theGreek Aspiring developer Posts: 648 Reg: May 25, 2011 Schaumburg, IL 7,830	10/23/11 06:59 PM (14 years ago) Can anyone help with the questions above? The one about refreshing my source code is the most important one to me now.... Drag the file into the xcode navigator screen? is that the way it's done... I just don't want to mess up what I have already..... Help!!! Comments Can anyone help with the questions above? The one about refreshing my source code is the most important one to me now.... Drag the file into the xcode navigator screen? is that the way it's done... I just don't want to mess up what I have already..... Help!!!

Parker @ buzztouch buzztouch Evangelist Posts: 1395 Reg: May 09, 2011 Pacific Grove, ... 24,500	10/24/11 07:50 PM (14 years ago) Hey gbakakos, Two ways to update the config.txt file for your project. 1) Re-download your project from buzztouch and open it in xcode. You'll need to add all of your embedded assets again. 2) Copy the data in your Config.txt file and paste it into your existing project in xcode. You can copy your latest Config file in the control panel under Core Properties or from a newly downloaded project folder. Open up the existing Config file in xcode and overwrite it. Save and then compile as usual. Comments Hey gbakakos, Two ways to update the config.txt file for your project. 1) Re-download your project from buzztouch and open it in xcode. You'll need to add all of your embedded assets again. 2) Copy the data in your Config.txt file and paste it into your existing project in xcode. You can copy your latest Config file in the control panel under Core Properties or from a newly downloaded project folder. Open up the existing Config file in xcode and overwrite it. Save and then compile as usual.

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