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+5  Q: 

XCODE auto save code when build and run?

How to tell Xcode to save the source code automatically without prompting, each time I hit on the build and run?

thanks in advance

+12  A: 
  1. Xcode preferences
  2. Pick 'Building' tab
  3. Lower right corner "For unsaved files:" pick "Always save".

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Carl Norum  2010-02-16 06:26:30
Well answered... Thanksss
sukitha  2010-02-16 06:32:07
+4  A: 

Xcode Preferences → Building → Build Options → For Unsaved Files → Always Save?

zoul  2010-02-16 06:27:19
Well answered... Thanksss
sukitha  2010-02-16 06:32:35

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