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I currently have Xcode 3.2.3 installed (sans iOS SDK). It seems to have automatically downloaded for me the (OSX) Cocoa dev library -- but not iOS (UIKit) documentation.
In Xcode preferences, I see "documentation set" options for "Mac OSX 10.6 Core Library" and "Xcode 3.2 Developer Tools Library" (both already downloaded) -- plus some Java etc. documentation. But nothing about iPhone/iOS/UIKit.
After actually installing the iOS SDK, will there be a new option for an iOS documentation set in Xcode preferences? Or do I have to do something manually?
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asked Mar 23 '26 10:03
The Documentation for iOS is no longer a part of SDK - looks like you need to install from preferences of XCode - click get next to install it
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Click on preferences
Click on the 'Documentation
'Get' the iOS documentation
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answered Mar 26 '26 11:03
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