Once again Paul, many thanks for sharing your experience here. I'll
take another shot at this first thing tomorrow.
On 6/14/2015 9:10 PM, Paul Hibbert wrote:
With Xcode, I would just download the older version from Apple to a sub folder
within your Applications folder, that way you don’t need to trash the current
version only to re-download it later. The two versions will work side by side
with no problem, but because they are named the same, one will need to be in a
sub folder.
You should be able to trash LC 7.0.2 and install LC 7.0.5 without any issues, I
do that with each update so I don’t end up with lots of versions of LC, I like
to keep it down to a few manageable versions.
I also agree that if the SDK for 8.2 is within Xcode 8.3, then LC 7.0.2 should
recognise it, but who knows what Apple changes between versions, I imagine it
wouldn’t take much for the link to be broken.
Just to note, I’m finding LC 7.0.5 to be a bit more stable than most of the dp
releases, I almost gave up on LC 7 because of so many odd crashes.
Paul
On Jun 14, 2015, at 11:54, Ray <r...@linkit.com> wrote:
One question; if I simply drag the Xcode 6.3.2 and Livecode 7.0.2 bundles in
the Macintosh Applications folder to the trash will that totally uninstall
everything so re-installing an different version won't turn up
incompatibilities?
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