Builder Interface Cannot Set Availability Signs (Xcode 8)

I am having a strange problem in Interface Builder (Xcode 8). Basically, I cannot include (select) signs of accessibility; IB rejects my attempt.

For example, I have a UILabel with the included attributes “static text” and “user interaction enabled”. I can check the "static text" checkbox to disable it. But then, when I click on it again to turn it on again, the minus sign (“-”) is briefly displayed on the flag, which then disappears, leaving the flag unchecked.

I do not know how to enable this checkbox again (or any other). Any solutions would be appreciated!

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This was a bug that appeared in Xcode 8, which affected the properties of the inspector, which are mapped to the properties of the bit mask. This includes iOS accessibility attributes, NSWindow style masks, and trekking routes.

https://twitter.com/eternalstorms/status/776384102291431424

It is fixed in Xcode 8.3.

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It happened to me once. Try restarting Xcode.

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I still find the error in xcode 8 (do they even fix them?), And when I restart xcode, I can install one or two of these symptoms, then the error will appear again ... One way to deal with it is to edit the file "as source":

  • in the Project navigation pane, right-click the xib file and "Open As → Source Code"
  • find the block "
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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1259620/


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