On Sat, 6 Sep 2008, Meik Schuetz said: Dear everyone, I feel kind of embarrassed to ask, but could someone lead me the way on how to create an globally unique ID (such as for example d73e066c-cc88-4d66-be42-94dc091bb571) ?Best regards and thanks to everyone. Meik
Since you don't say whether you want to do at run-time or in programmer time, and others have explained how to do it programmatically, I'll just throw in the obvious: From Terminal, you can type "uuidgen". If you do this often, you can do this:
• Select Edit User Scripts from the User Scripts menu (identified by the script icon in the Xcode menu bar).
• Select Code from the list of script types. • Click the Add button and select Shell Script.• Double click the name Shell Script and revise it to GenUUID or some other appropriate name.
• Add the line echo -n `uuidgen` to the script . • Change the Output option to Replace Selection. • Close the Edit User Scripts window.You can now generate a UUID in Xcode by choosing your new script from the Code submenu of the User Scripts menu.
You can also assign a keystroke to make this even easier. Cheers! Dave Howell, President Avatron Software, Inc. (Check out our new Air Sharing app for the iPhone, at http://www.avatron.com/products/airsharing)
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