I just upgraded to Xcode 4 and can't find much documentation on it yet, since it just went gold master. I need to specify a command line argument for testing my application.
The Xcode 3.2 advice doesn't help since everything got moved around.
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Command line arguments and environment variables can be set up in the Run section of the scheme editor.
Product -> Edit Scheme... -> Run -> Arguments
(Copy-Paste from the link given by Jano)
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1How do you get arguments explicit in a command line Xcode project? when you run it from the terminal – Gal Marom Sep 02 '14 at 14:51
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(plus1, and thanks) This works, but really I have to go so deep to change parameters for each run? – Sibbs Gambling Oct 28 '15 at 03:43
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5In Xcode 7.3 Beta 5: [Product > Scheme > Edit Scheme...] – donut Mar 18 '16 at 18:24
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If argument is a path to file or directory, full path should be given: /Users/MyUser/Documents/Folder/ , relative user directory path (~) is not resolved. It will work when run from command line though. – user1398498 Apr 15 '16 at 07:41
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1@SibbsGambling you just can do ⌘ – Alonso Urbano Jul 11 '16 at 19:27
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The shortcut cmd + < works too. (Default shortcut)
On Xcode 7 (updated), XCode 10.1
Shortcut : Shift + cmd + <
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