kaloprominat/macos: xcode preference pane debug settings

## macos: xcode preference pane debug settings
Debug a Preference Pane with Xcode 4

Jun 13, 2011
Some time ago I did a post to show how to debug a Preference Pane with Xcode, but the tip was for Xcode 3, and now with Xcode 4 it has changed a bit.
But yesterday Scott Lahteine posted a comment to explain how to do it, so here is the new method for Xcode 4.

• In the product menu choose Edit Scheme...

• Go to the Run section and in the Executable field choose System Preferences.app

Now we need to edit some build settings for the debug configuration :

• Deployment Location (DEPLOYMENT_LOCATION) : Yes

• Installation Build Products Location (DSTROOT) : /

• Installation Directory (INSTALL_PATH) : $(USER_LIBRARY_DIR)/PreferencePanes

And we are done, you can again debug your pref pane with Xcode ;)

Thanks again to Scott Lahteine for the tip !

EDIT
As Justin Mecham mentioned :
If you wish to automatically load the prefPane bundle that you just built, you can add ~/Library/PreferencePanes/YourPreferencePane.prefPane as a launch argument within the scheme editor. Since it’s already installed, it will simply load that pane instead of prompting you to install it.
	Debug a Preference Pane with Xcode 4

	Jun 13, 2011
	Some time ago I did a post to show how to debug a Preference Pane with Xcode, but the tip was for Xcode 3, and now with Xcode 4 it has changed a bit.
	But yesterday Scott Lahteine posted a comment to explain how to do it, so here is the new method for Xcode 4.

	• In the product menu choose Edit Scheme...

	• Go to the Run section and in the Executable field choose System Preferences.app

	Now we need to edit some build settings for the debug configuration :

	• Deployment Location (DEPLOYMENT_LOCATION) : Yes

	• Installation Build Products Location (DSTROOT) : /

	• Installation Directory (INSTALL_PATH) : $(USER_LIBRARY_DIR)/PreferencePanes

	And we are done, you can again debug your pref pane with Xcode ;)

	Thanks again to Scott Lahteine for the tip !

	EDIT
	As Justin Mecham mentioned :
	If you wish to automatically load the prefPane bundle that you just built, you can add ~/Library/PreferencePanes/YourPreferencePane.prefPane as a launch argument within the scheme editor. Since it’s already installed, it will simply load that pane instead of prompting you to install it.