Demo is not compiling #3469
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cd then try compiling again |
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My bad i didn’t see the pod file. I assumed with the framework solution being linked it wasn’t using pods. I assumed it was some path issue
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On May 23, 2018, at 3:29 PM, Dewey Gaedcke ***@***.***> wrote:
cd
pod install
then try compiling again
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it shouldn't. The demo comes with the chart project. double check on your side. |
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Yes I saw the chart project was included and it appears it is being
referenced (linked in and embedded framework), however, it is still not
compiling.
This issue should not have been closed. All I did was pull down master,
open up the solution and switched the target to build the demo.
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it shouldn't. The demo comes with the chart project.
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double check on your side.
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well.. I just tried again same as what you said exactly and it's working without issue. Clearly something wrong with your setup, so you should ask on stack overflow or just clean and rebuild. We don't answer Xcode related issue itself, unless you sure it's the library's bug. |
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I pulled it down numerous times, opened up the solution, and tried to compile the Swift-Demo target on the demo project. Not sure what more I can do.
I did however give up and just copied the demo project folder to a different location, created a pod file, and used pods to install it. Worked with out a problem.
It is some path issue in your solution that is most likely being masked by the fact you are actively working on the project. I did the previous steps on two different macs, same result.
Btw cool graphs, saved me a ton of time.
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well.. I just tried again and it's working without issue. Clearly something wrong with your setup, so you should ask on stack overflow or just clean and rebuild.
We don't answer Xcode related issues itself, unless you sure it's the library's bug.
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couldn't be masked env on my side. My git is totally clean, and build from scratch. That's why I asked you to stack overflow. The project is built to be able to run on any new machine, as long as you have the latest Xcode. BTW, there are more chances to fail if you use pod than build from the source. anyway, continue to dig or just abandon and focus. |
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What did you do?
Pulled down the zip file from master, opened the ChartsDemo-iOS project file, and tried to compile for the simulator iPhone 8
What did you expect to happen?
Should have compiled
What happened instead?
In files LineChartTimeViewController.swift, DemoBaseViewController.swift, DayAxisValueFormatter.swift, and LineChartFilledViewController.swift I am getting compiler error "No Such Module Charts"
Charts Environment
**Charts version/Branch/Commit Number: Master
**Xcode version: 9.3.1
**Swift version: 4.1
**Platform(s) running Charts: iOS 11.3
**macOS version running Xcode: 10.13.4
Demo Project
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