Re: xcode: how to not Go with Instruments

2008-08-27 Thread steph thirion
Thanks all, I guess I hadn't understood the concept of 'Go'. I realize it's an off topic question, but since I was already here, and there's probably more xcode users here than on any other list (including the xcode one), I took the lazy way. Maybe I'll join the xcode list in the future, bu

Re: xcode: how to not Go with Instruments

2008-08-26 Thread Michael Ash
On Tue, Aug 26, 2008 at 5:16 PM, steph thirion <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > once I launch Instruments from Xcode (with 'Start with Performance Tool'), > subsequently everytime I call 'build and go', Instrument launches. I need to > close and relaunch xcode to stop that behavior. How do I 'detach' >

Re: xcode: how to not Go with Instruments

2008-08-26 Thread Jack Carbaugh
rather than quit xcode, just go into the run menu and select a different option. xcode will remember that choice the next time you use the command equiv. jack On Aug 26, 2008, at Tue-08 /26 /08-5:16 PM, steph thirion wrote: once I launch Instruments from Xcode (with 'Start with Performance

Re: xcode: how to not Go with Instruments

2008-08-26 Thread Darren Adkinson
hi Steph - if you go to the Run drop down menu you'll see: Go(Instruments) Run if you choose Run it's a 'clean' run. The next time you choose Go it will have reverted to Go(Run), ie. the last setting. I'm sure there's a persistent way to do this but I didn't find it after a quick look in P

xcode: how to not Go with Instruments

2008-08-26 Thread steph thirion
once I launch Instruments from Xcode (with 'Start with Performance Tool'), subsequently everytime I call 'build and go', Instrument launches. I need to close and relaunch xcode to stop that behavior. How do I 'detach' Instruments from xcode once I use it? ___