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Answer by Tibidabo for Define __MyCompanyName__ in Xcode per project?
Try this:Open ContactsMake sure you are on the contact listMake sure your contact card is assigned to "My Card" if not select it from "Make this My Card" from Card menu.Make sure that your company is...
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Best fix for My Company. in XCode 4:Open your Address Book card and give yourself a company name. You should do this from System Preferences to make sure you are changing the correct User.On you Mac...
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Answer by Sri Sankaran for Define __MyCompanyName__ in Xcode per project?
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Answer by aeldron for Define __MyCompanyName__ in Xcode per project?
You can set the value in the project's info settings. In Xcode 4:select the blue project iconopen the Utilities Pane if it's closed (Option+Command+1)Type in the Organization field in the Project...
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As for Xcode 4, the Release Notes stateThe ORGANIZATIONNAME substitution value in templates is now replaced with the Company Name from the current user’s Address Book card if present, rather than...
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@weichsel's answer is accepted as it solves this for most normal people ;), but I switch this setting often enough that getting the template-generated files with the statically-defined company name is...
View ArticleAnswer by Thomas Zoechling for Define __MyCompanyName__ in Xcode per project?
Since Xcode 3.2 (IIRC) this is a per-project setting.Just "Get Info" on your project in Xcode. It's right there on the "General" tab.UpdateThe above answer is for Xcode 3.2. See Sri Sankaran's &...
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I've seen how to define the __MyCompanyName__ macro value that displays in all header comments in XCode by defining it globally via a terminal command:defaults write com.apple.Xcode...
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