Every time I try to delete my project, and create a new one under the previous name that i deleted, the icons and references are still there. I can't seem to fully delete it then start again with the same name. Any help is appreciated.
Using: Xcode 4
Close the project then delete it with Finder. Open Xcode's Organizer window (Cmd-Shift-2) and click the Projects tab. Find and delete the project from that list. Close the organizer than try creating your project again.
Also, file a bug report at http://bugreport.apple.com - this shouldn't be necessary but I have seen it before (in 4.0 betas).
A solution for Xcode 6:
(You can skip steps 2 and 4 if you just want Xcode to forget the project, but don't want to remove the actual project files.)
Go to Window ▸ Projects.
In the list on the left, secondary-click on the project you want to delete, and select "Reveal in Finder".
Go back to Xcode and secondary-click again on the project in the Projects sub-window, and this time select "Remove from Projects...". This will remove the project from Xcode, but won't delete the actual project files.
Go to the Finder window that opened in step 2 and move the project folder to trash.
Also, to get rid of the unwanted projects when you control-select on Xcode in docks:
1) Follow Joshua's instructions above
2) Quit xCode
3) Control-click on "show recents"
Now only the projects you have left will show up.
In Xcode 4.3, close the project, close Xcode, then use finder to delete the project folder. Next time you launch Xcode the project should be gone.
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for a few minutes i had an second version of my core data:
this entry isn't available and i would like to delete it.
but i didn't find a way to do this? how can i delete this old unavailable object?
I suspect the reason your have the scenario is that you have 'Add a Model Version' in Editor and some how hit cmd+delete on the model in the master folder in Finder. You still have original version 'CoreData.xcdatamodel' in your master folder. Here is the how you can clean up the Project Navigation.
1) In Xcode Project Navigator, Right click *.xcdatamodeld and hit 'Delete'.
2) Still in Xcode, put mouse over either project name or group name ( first create a new group under your project. e.g 'model'), then right click and select 'Add Files to "ProjectName"...
3) A Finder window will open. Navigate to your *.xcdatamodeld, select and click 'Add'
4) Now you should get back *.xcdatamodeld file in Xcode Project Navigator clean without red V2 model.
I'm working on an app at the moment, and one of the final steps was to get it built and signed in Android studio.
Unfortunately I was having some problems, and one of the recommended solutions was to remove the project and start again, however when I did this it took all of my files with it, and they're not in the trash (OSX) either.
Is there anyway to recover these files, or are they lost forever? :(
In my case I was looking for the file named 'landing_page222.java' which I deleted one day back.
Following Steps can help you to find your previously deleted files in Android Studio.
Step 1: Right Click on the folder where you deleted the file
Step 2: Find option for Local History and Click Show History.
Step 3: Find your File from Given List.
Hopefully it will be available in Instance
Step 4: Copy the code back as per need.
You can try:
looking for those files in the file system (perhaps they are still in your Android Studio projects folder)
looking in your OS's temp folder
using Android Studio's history feature (right-click on the Project tab > Local History > Show history)
Click whereever you want in the left frame (for example "drawable" file is ok) and then press CTRL+z. You are going to see "Undo delete popup" window.
And as you understand, when you press CTRL+z in Android Studio, which (XML or Java) file is active, you will undo the action on that tab. So, if you click any file on the left side and press the CTRL+z combination, you will undo the action at the file structure.
Go to View > Recent Changes > Click on the file you want to recover > Click "Revert"
Im late but this works. Go to the folder where u want to recover. right-click, local history. select ones you deleted and click revert. :)
I am unable to see the folders that are physically existing, this is the case.
But in actual fact I have other folders as welll
So what can I do?
Above your the file directory view in Android Studio is a drop down which currently is most likely set to Android. Change it to Project and you should be able to see all your files.
I tried the all the approaches mentioned above but can't fix rather than fix it by a hardcore approach -
Step 1. Close your Android studio.
Step 2. Delete .gradle and .idea folder from your project directory.
Step 3. Open your project and you will see the files again.
go to View menu then click tool window then after click on project
view->toolwindow->project
it worked for me
for me doing the following works:
from menu go to: View--->tool windows ---> Project
then click the little gears icon (settings) you will see an option to change the empty middle packages. it looks like this:
disable "Hide Empty Middle Packages" under the Project View settings dropdown and then it should make everything show up.
If anyone ever does what I did maybe this will help:
Android Studio does not like it when module names begin with a number. I was learning from some tutorials and named the first module "1-name" and the next one "2-name". Setup was fine and it ran, but only the "Gradle" Scripts entry would show in the navigation window in "Android" mode.
I want to add localized strings for my android app. Therefore I need a values-xx folder in my Res folder.
The original values folder has a blue dot, so I tried creating a new Package, but a package can't contain a hyphen so this must be wrong. Instead I tried right-clicking res and choosing New -> Android resource directory, but this time nothing happens. No dialog or reaction of any sort as I can see.
How do I create a values-xx folder?
Edit: I can create the folder from file explorer and it all works good. It is just irritating to not be able to do it from inside Android Studio.
Edit2: This bug is fixed in newer versions of Android Studio.
When you are in the Android view (rather than Project or Packages) in Android studio, you just need to right click the "values" directory and choose New > "Values resource file".
That gives you a chose of different resources you can add. For example, if you want to add a different language to your app you can choose the Language option and press the ">>" button. If you want Swahili then select that from the list, type "strings" for the file name, and press OK.
Android Studio will automatically create a values-sw directory with the new strings.xml file in it. And in your Android file view you conveniently see both strings files together.
And it is a similar process for adding other types of resources (see my other example). You no longer have to manually add the directories (but you can do that too by right clicking the res directory and choosing New > Android resource directory).
I had the same problem, what I did was create a values-xx folder inside the main directory (main>>right click>>new>>directory) and then moved that folder to res/ directory.
It's not beautiful but it is a workaround to create a folder with Android studio.
This bug is fixed in newer versions of Android Studio.
The values-xx folder we created is not showing, but when we create a file its asking
=>I have created values-21 folder and then tried with creating an xml and it asks for choosing a directory
=>I have updated to Android 1.02
Check the values-21
Lets assume i Want to create a folder named "Daylight" under res.
Step 1:
Right click on res.
Step 2:
Then go to New.
Step 3:
Then go to Folder.
Step 4:
Then go to Res Folder Option and select.
A window will be open.
Step 5:
At that window check the unchecked box "Change Folder Location"
and as assumed we have to create folder "Daylight"
Step 6:
SO name the newly created folder as daylight, in this format. src/main/res/Daylight
Step 7:
Then, Finally Click finish.
If you have already created a new directory but just don't see it in the Project Tools window. Do this
Click on Project Tools window >> Android(Drop Down) >> Click Project.
Now you'll see all your Directories in res. See the picture:
Its very simple. I too had trouble initially.
Lets break it stepwise:-
1) Open your project
2) Right click the res folder
3) Choose New
4) Chose Directory
5) Name the directory.
Thats it!! It works for a fresh project everytime!
For those finding this answer when trying to add a new res folder to a library.
Right-click java/kotlin folder > New > Folder > Res Folder
I am stuck with an issue of including an project in Xcode 4. I have all the document but it works with Xcode 3 and not Xcode 4.
How to add ZXingWidget.xcodeproj to my project in Xcode 4?
In Xcode 4, you're mostly meant to create a new Workspace to which you can add multiple projects. From the main menu: File > New... > New Workspace...
Once you create your new workspace, drag the Xcode project files into the project navigator of the newly-created workspace. Drop the first one anywhere in the project navigator pane but be careful to note the insertion pointer when you drop the second one. Advice: Drop it beneath the entire first project but with your pointer as close to the left edge of the project navigator panel as you can get. This makes sure you're not inserting a project into another project.
In this way, you get all the benefits of a workspace (automatic dependencies, etc.) without changing the structure of the projects themselves. Then you simply open the workspace rather than the individual projects within it.
Despite that this question had been asked months ago, here is a great resource directly answering it. It worked flawlessly for me (even though I had ARC turned on for the main project I was importing it into).