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I see this error while opening the project in Xcode (Version 10.1 (10B61)) on OSX Mojave (Version 10.14).
Link: https://developer.apple.com/library/archive/samplecode/SpotlightAPI/Introduction/Intro.html
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I see this error while opening the project in Xcode (Version 10.1 (10B61)) on OSX Mojave (Version 10.14).
Link: https://developer.apple.com/library/archive/samplecode/SpotlightAPI/Introduction/Intro.html
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The message seems to tell you exactly what to do, so what's your question?
– Caleb
Nov 8 at 2:55
@Caleb yes, it does seem obvious looking at the error. But did you check out the link provided? and the Xcode version (Version 10.1 (10B61)) is not too old.
– Ar034
Nov 10 at 2:46
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I see this error while opening the project in Xcode (Version 10.1 (10B61)) on OSX Mojave (Version 10.14).
Link: https://developer.apple.com/library/archive/samplecode/SpotlightAPI/Introduction/Intro.html
xcode
edited Nov 8 at 2:49
Daniel Tran
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asked Nov 8 at 2:42
Ar034
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I see this error while opening the project in Xcode (Version 10.1 (10B61)) on OSX Mojave (Version 10.14).
Link: https://developer.apple.com/library/archive/samplecode/SpotlightAPI/Introduction/Intro.html
xcode
xcode
edited Nov 8 at 2:49
Daniel Tran
4,001518
asked Nov 8 at 2:42
Ar034
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edited Nov 8 at 2:49
Daniel Tran
4,001518
asked Nov 8 at 2:42
Ar034
11
edited Nov 8 at 2:49
Daniel Tran
4,001518
edited Nov 8 at 2:49
Daniel Tran
4,001518
edited Nov 8 at 2:49
Daniel Tran
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4,001518
asked Nov 8 at 2:42
Ar034
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asked Nov 8 at 2:42
Ar034
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asked Nov 8 at 2:42
Ar034
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The message seems to tell you exactly what to do, so what's your question?
– Caleb
Nov 8 at 2:55
@Caleb yes, it does seem obvious looking at the error. But did you check out the link provided? and the Xcode version (Version 10.1 (10B61)) is not too old.
– Ar034
Nov 10 at 2:46
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The message seems to tell you exactly what to do, so what's your question?
– Caleb
Nov 8 at 2:55
@Caleb yes, it does seem obvious looking at the error. But did you check out the link provided? and the Xcode version (Version 10.1 (10B61)) is not too old.
– Ar034
Nov 10 at 2:46
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The message seems to tell you exactly what to do, so what's your question?
– Caleb
Nov 8 at 2:55
The message seems to tell you exactly what to do, so what's your question?
– Caleb
Nov 8 at 2:55
@Caleb yes, it does seem obvious looking at the error. But did you check out the link provided? and the Xcode version (Version 10.1 (10B61)) is not too old.
– Ar034
Nov 10 at 2:46
@Caleb yes, it does seem obvious looking at the error. But did you check out the link provided? and the Xcode version (Version 10.1 (10B61)) is not too old.
– Ar034
Nov 10 at 2:46
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You need to update your XCode in order to open the project file.
answered Nov 8 at 2:47
Daniel Tran
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yes, it does seem obvious looking at the error. But did you check out the link provided? and the Xcode version (Version 10.1 (10B61)) is not too old
– Ar034
Nov 10 at 2:47
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yes, it does seem obvious looking at the error. But did you check out the link provided? and the Xcode version (Version 10.1 (10B61)) is not too old
Despite the message, it looks like the problem is that the project is so old that current versions of Xcode don't recognize the project file format. The project file format stabilized at some point along the way so that, say, Xcode 10.x, 9.x, and maybe older versions can all work with the same file. But you're looking at a version of the Spotlight API from 2005, which means the sample projects were probably created with Xcode 2.0 or thereabout.
The Spotlight API that you're looking at is part of Apple's documentation archive, which contains old documentation that's no longer being maintained, so there's no reason to expect the sample projects to work with current Xcode versions. Your best bet is to look instead at the current Spotlight documentation.
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You need to update your XCode in order to open the project file.
answered Nov 8 at 2:47
Daniel Tran
4,001518
yes, it does seem obvious looking at the error. But did you check out the link provided? and the Xcode version (Version 10.1 (10B61)) is not too old
– Ar034
Nov 10 at 2:47
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You need to update your XCode in order to open the project file.
answered Nov 8 at 2:47
Daniel Tran
4,001518
yes, it does seem obvious looking at the error. But did you check out the link provided? and the Xcode version (Version 10.1 (10B61)) is not too old
– Ar034
Nov 10 at 2:47
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You need to update your XCode in order to open the project file.
answered Nov 8 at 2:47
Daniel Tran
4,001518
You need to update your XCode in order to open the project file.
answered Nov 8 at 2:47
Daniel Tran
4,001518
answered Nov 8 at 2:47
Daniel Tran
4,001518
answered Nov 8 at 2:47
Daniel Tran
4,001518
answered Nov 8 at 2:47
Daniel Tran
4,001518
4,001518
yes, it does seem obvious looking at the error. But did you check out the link provided? and the Xcode version (Version 10.1 (10B61)) is not too old
– Ar034
Nov 10 at 2:47
add a comment |
yes, it does seem obvious looking at the error. But did you check out the link provided? and the Xcode version (Version 10.1 (10B61)) is not too old
– Ar034
Nov 10 at 2:47
yes, it does seem obvious looking at the error. But did you check out the link provided? and the Xcode version (Version 10.1 (10B61)) is not too old
– Ar034
Nov 10 at 2:47
yes, it does seem obvious looking at the error. But did you check out the link provided? and the Xcode version (Version 10.1 (10B61)) is not too old
– Ar034
Nov 10 at 2:47
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
yes, it does seem obvious looking at the error. But did you check out the link provided? and the Xcode version (Version 10.1 (10B61)) is not too old
Despite the message, it looks like the problem is that the project is so old that current versions of Xcode don't recognize the project file format. The project file format stabilized at some point along the way so that, say, Xcode 10.x, 9.x, and maybe older versions can all work with the same file. But you're looking at a version of the Spotlight API from 2005, which means the sample projects were probably created with Xcode 2.0 or thereabout.
The Spotlight API that you're looking at is part of Apple's documentation archive, which contains old documentation that's no longer being maintained, so there's no reason to expect the sample projects to work with current Xcode versions. Your best bet is to look instead at the current Spotlight documentation.
answered Nov 10 at 5:31
Caleb
108k16149238
add a comment |
up vote
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yes, it does seem obvious looking at the error. But did you check out the link provided? and the Xcode version (Version 10.1 (10B61)) is not too old
Despite the message, it looks like the problem is that the project is so old that current versions of Xcode don't recognize the project file format. The project file format stabilized at some point along the way so that, say, Xcode 10.x, 9.x, and maybe older versions can all work with the same file. But you're looking at a version of the Spotlight API from 2005, which means the sample projects were probably created with Xcode 2.0 or thereabout.
The Spotlight API that you're looking at is part of Apple's documentation archive, which contains old documentation that's no longer being maintained, so there's no reason to expect the sample projects to work with current Xcode versions. Your best bet is to look instead at the current Spotlight documentation.
answered Nov 10 at 5:31
Caleb
108k16149238
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
yes, it does seem obvious looking at the error. But did you check out the link provided? and the Xcode version (Version 10.1 (10B61)) is not too old
Despite the message, it looks like the problem is that the project is so old that current versions of Xcode don't recognize the project file format. The project file format stabilized at some point along the way so that, say, Xcode 10.x, 9.x, and maybe older versions can all work with the same file. But you're looking at a version of the Spotlight API from 2005, which means the sample projects were probably created with Xcode 2.0 or thereabout.
The Spotlight API that you're looking at is part of Apple's documentation archive, which contains old documentation that's no longer being maintained, so there's no reason to expect the sample projects to work with current Xcode versions. Your best bet is to look instead at the current Spotlight documentation.
answered Nov 10 at 5:31
Caleb
108k16149238
yes, it does seem obvious looking at the error. But did you check out the link provided? and the Xcode version (Version 10.1 (10B61)) is not too old
Despite the message, it looks like the problem is that the project is so old that current versions of Xcode don't recognize the project file format. The project file format stabilized at some point along the way so that, say, Xcode 10.x, 9.x, and maybe older versions can all work with the same file. But you're looking at a version of the Spotlight API from 2005, which means the sample projects were probably created with Xcode 2.0 or thereabout.
The Spotlight API that you're looking at is part of Apple's documentation archive, which contains old documentation that's no longer being maintained, so there's no reason to expect the sample projects to work with current Xcode versions. Your best bet is to look instead at the current Spotlight documentation.
answered Nov 10 at 5:31
Caleb
108k16149238
answered Nov 10 at 5:31
Caleb
108k16149238
answered Nov 10 at 5:31
Caleb
108k16149238
answered Nov 10 at 5:31
Caleb
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The message seems to tell you exactly what to do, so what's your question?
– Caleb
Nov 8 at 2:55
@Caleb yes, it does seem obvious looking at the error. But did you check out the link provided? and the Xcode version (Version 10.1 (10B61)) is not too old.
– Ar034
Nov 10 at 2:46