Re: How to specify a file uses an External Editor?

> On 10 Nov 2015, at 16:50, Rich Siegel wrote: > > On Tuesday, November 10, 2015, Dave wrote: > >> Is there anyway I can have a particular file or files open in an >> External Editor when it is opened in XCode? >> >> I have some .applescript

Re: Sourcekit crashes in Xcode 7.1

Um, what the hell? The Assistant Editor is not showing my Objective-C code, but it's trying to convert everything in my main editor to Swift. What is this? How does this happen? Why does Xcode think I'm trying to convert my app to Swift? Sweet mother of suck. Guys, CAMON. On Nov 11,

Re: Sourcekit crashes in Xcode 7.1

> On Nov 11, 2015, at 9:45 AM, Alex Zavatone wrote: > > The Assistant Editor is not showing my Objective-C code, but it's trying to > convert everything in my main editor to Swift. > What is this? How does this happen? Why does Xcode think I'm trying to > convert my app to

Sourcekit crashes in Xcode 7.1

Oddly under Xcode 7.1, I'm seeing Xcode crashes while editing my Objective-C iOS app where Sourcekit crashes. Oddly enough, it appears to be related to the Assistant Editor because I get a message in the Assistant Editor stating: "Couldn't Generate Swift Representation" Error (fromSourceKit):

Re: Can't find openssl headers in Xcode 7.1

Thanks for the response Chris, For legacy reasons, I need to include OpenSSL and I’ve been using my own build of it for a long while now, without dependency on the OS X included headers. It’s always just worked, until Xcode 7.1. For what it’s worth, when I factor out the OpenSSL dependency, I