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Xcode 3.2 missing symbol definitions like CGPoint?

I went to Xcode -> Preferences -> Documentation and grabbed whatever makes sense. However, when I have the option to + click common symbols like CGRect or CGPoint, I get:

No documentation found for symbol "CGPoint". Click here to view the announcement of the symbol.

This is not a problem with versions prior to Xcode 3.2.

What am I missing?

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If you click on the selection, I believe that only the views in the frameworks that you reference in your current Xcode project are viewed. Is your current project related to AppKit and / or CoreGraphics?



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I suggest AppKiDo for documentation link. This makes it easy to find documentation and makes it easy to find methods to solve problems. It uses the Apple-supplied documentation, just parses it and presents it in a very convenient way.



AppKiDo is a reference tool for Cocoa programmers. The latest version with source code can be downloaded from http://homepage.mac.com/aglee/downloads . AppKiDo is free.

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I can see it just fine, are you sure you check the iPhone OS library in the Doc Sets dropdown in the documentation window? You can have any number of document sets loaded, but in general there will only be a few selected ...

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When you install Xcode, the documentation doesn't load at first. You need to manually run the documentation and subscribe to the documentation you want. You only need to do it once, but you need to do it once after every Xcode installation. If you've just upgraded from leopard / xc3.1 to snowleopard / xc3.2, it makes sense that it doesn't work yet.

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