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I am developing applications for recording routes using MapKit. I use the following code to display the saved route on the map: let polyline = MKPolyline(coordinates: coordinates, count: coordinates.count) polyline.title = title polyline.subtitle = subtitle mapView.addOverlays([polyline]) Everything works fine when the device has an Internet connection and the map data is available and downloaded. However, when there is no connection, only the current position and annotations are displayed on the map. MKPolyline is displayed only on the part of the map for which the data has been loaded (see screenshot). How can this be fixed?

Does NSData dataWithContentsOfFile/initWithContentsOfFile with NSDataReadingMappedIfSafe always use mmap(2) which guards against the file being unlinked while it is mapped?I've created an NSData instance using - initWithContentsOfFile:options:error: with options = NSDataReadingMappedIfSafe, on a file in my sandbox Documents folder, deleted the file and continued to read from the NSData instance with no issues. But I can't tell for sure if this will always be the case. It seems that on iOS one should always be able to rely on mmap(2) behavior since the Documents folder is pretty much always there.Can someone from Apple comment? Thanks!

Using iOS 14 and the Parking app category, is it possible to control the zoom level of the map in CPPointOfInterestTemplate? There are cases where certain coordinates don't have parking suggestions in which cases the map is usually zoomed out all the way by the system.

Several major airports are not part of Indoor Maps - Do you know when ATL, AUS, DFW, MCO, SLC, SAT, SFO, IAD, and DCA will have indoor maps available?

Currently, I have to search by the user account ID via XMLHttpRequest, parse the JSON response for the RSS feed, make another XMLHttpRequest to parse that feed for the specific GUID of the podcast I'm looking for. Is there a way to target that podcast with one XMLHttpRequest call and have it returned as JSON?

Hi all,After some research I'm a bit confused with the subject question. Is there a way nowadays to download Apple maps tiles to display the map when user is offline (without data connection)? We are working in an app for backpackers and they are ussualy offline or with some data usage restrictions in your smartphones. Seems to be that the best option is to use http://www.mapbox.com that also provides assistance to reach places through their directions API. Before proceed with this paid solution I really need to discard the change of use MapKit or some alternative to display offline maps. This is my first post on the Apple devs forum so I've been clear. All the information is really welcome. Regards,Hernán

I have a map (iOS 17) that displays the three Apple maps types (standard, hybrid, and imagery). When the hybrid or imagery map is displayed for the first time it is zoomed in to the max and out-of-focus. It appears to be a problem with the span. I would like to set the span to fix this, but I'm not sure if span has a new name or is no longer used. In previous versions of iOS I had a region that defined the span and coordinate center, It appears that this has now been deprecated: let span = MKCoordinateSpan(latitudeDelta: 0.005, longitudeDelta: 0.005) let region = MKCoordinateRegion(center: coordinate, span: span) MapView(region: region, mapType: mapType, coordinate: coordinate) Here is my actual code for display a map (iOS 17): struct DetailView: View { var item: TravelEntries // <-- coordinates arrive from CoreData Transaction @Binding var mapType: Int var coordinate: CLLocationCoordinate2D { CLLocationCoordinate2D( latitude: item.entryLat, longitude: item.entr

Hello,I am interested in making a game where the user would need to explore a map that would be WAY bigger than the size of the iPhone screen. I'm not exactly sure what this is called or how I would go about googling/researching how to make this work. Could someone please point me in the right direction?Also, I would have many monsters randomly spawned on this large map. I was thinking instead of loading them all the sprites at once it would be best to have variables for their positions and only load the sprites once they have come into the user's view. Am I correct with thinking this?**EDIT** Please note I would like to do this in Sprite Kit if possible!! Or I could change platform if needed, but spritekit is what I have been learning to use as of lately.Thanks,Peter

I want to add context menu items on right click of any folder.I am able to add them using Findersync extension for path /Users/username/anyFolder, but the same is not working for path of mapped devices like /Volumes/path_of_mapped_device.It is working for local user home path but not for any mapped devices/shares connected using go->connect to server.How should I resolve it and get my context menu on mapped shares also.

Dear Apple Developer Support Team, We are experiencing a crash in our iOS application that appears to originate within Apple's MapKit/VectorKit framework. Based on the crash logs, the failure occurs during map rendering operations inside VectorKit. The crash stack contains only Apple framework calls and does not include any application business logic methods. Crash Summary: Exception Type: NSMallocException Framework: MapKit / VectorKit Crash Location: VectorKit map rendering pipeline Observed Behavior: Application crashes while rendering map-related data Our analysis indicates that the crash occurs within Apple's native map rendering engine. Since the stack trace does not contain any application-specific code, we are unable to determine whether the issue is caused by framework behavior, an OS/device-specific condition, or a framework-level defect. We would appreciate your assistance in reviewing this issue and advising whether there are

辅助功能 | Apple Developer Documentation In the illustration on this page related to Prefer system-defined colors, Light is incorrectly translated as 细体. However, in the context of this article, translating it as 浅色 (light color) would be a more appropriate choice.