Behaviors give you further control for options when you run, debug, or test an app. These features include adding a sound for when the app builds successfully, speaking a command, running a script, and showing or hiding a portion of the user interface of
- [Instructor] Like schemes, behaviors give you…some options to control what happens…when building, running, or performing other tasks in Xcode.…You can modify behaviors through Xcode Preferences.…Under Xcode Preferences,…head to the Behaviors tab.…So here we have some different sections,…Build, Testing, Running, et cetera.…You could scroll down to see them all.…And here we have check boxes that specify…when certain behaviors are triggered…for a particular action.…
For example, we have behaviors triggered…when a build succeeds.…If you select Build, and Succeeds,…you'll see that in this section…we have a checkbox next to…Notify using bezel or system notification.…So if I close this,…and I build the application with command + B,…you'll see that it says build succeeded using the bezel.…So if you want to turn that off,…you can go back to Xcode Preferences,…and you could uncheck that box.…
Now when we run the application,…we don't get a notification that the build succeeded.…So of course, you can tune that…to your own personal preferences.…
Author
Todd Perkins
Released
1/29/2019- Installing Xcode
- Creating your first project
- Editing code
- Creating snippets
- Prototyping in playgrounds
- Implementing version control with Git
- Building and connecting the interface
- Compiling and debugging apps in Xcode
- Creating workspaces for sharing resources and code
Skill Level Beginner
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Introduction
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1. Getting Started
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Install Xcode41s
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Explore the user interface4m 21s
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Use tabs52s
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Open files quickly1m 6s
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View the Xcode documentation1m 20s
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Groups and folder references4m 11s
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2. Edit Code
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Custom documentation2m 54s
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Create snippets2m 11s
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Use the Symbol Navigator1m 44s
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Prototype in a playground2m 46s
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3. Source Control
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Commit and push changes3m 50s
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Branches and merging2m 52s
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Using the version editor2m 38s
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Resolve merge conflicts4m 28s
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Clone a branch59s
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4. Interface Builder Basics
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Explore Interface Builder3m 59s
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Use the Inspector3m 33s
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Understanding pinning5m 17s
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Refine pins3m 37s
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Import and use images3m 46s
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5. Compile and Debug
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Work with schemes3m 32s
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Use behaviors1m 46s
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Use the debugger3m 42s
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Work with breakpoints4m 21s
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Refactor code1m 51s
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Create unit tests5m 1s
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6. Workspaces
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Create a workspace2m 51s
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 5s
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