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There is no file in my project titled AssetCatalogFileSystem.mm, which might be in a Unity lib, or is a private iOS class.This is not an iOS class. You can tell by looking at the ‘library’ column of the backtrace you posted. It shows MyAppNameHere rather than any OS library. for _platform_memmove I get more results, but nothing specifically related to Asset Catalogs. _platform_memmove is a specific implementation of memmove, that is, a function that copies bytes around in memory. It’s likely that either the source or destination pointer is invalid (hard to tell because you only posted an excerpt of the crash log). As this is crashing in Unity code, I think you should raise this with the support channel associated with Unity.Share and Enjoy — Quinn “The Eskimo!” Apple Developer Relations, Developer Technical Support, Core OS/Hardware let myEmail = eskimo + 1 + @apple.comWWDC runs Mon, 13 Jun through to Fri, 17 Jun. During that time all of DTS will be at the conference, helping folks out face-to-face.

Whilst the Mac is in that state, use the key chord for sysdiagnose. The resulting file will complement a bug report.Additionally, Activity Monitor may offer a visual indication of which processes use more memory than expected. Consider the columns shown in this shot – – of El Capitan.

>Consider the columns shown in this shot from El Capitan:Consider we're not allowed to see inline images/screenshots here.

I then use this value and insert it in a Local SQLite DB using the following commandWhat does your database schema look like? Specifically, what is the type of the price column? In general you don’t want to use REAL for currency values because the rules of floating point arithmetic can result in significant rounding errors. In situations like this it is better to store the number of cents in an INTEGER column (that is, fixed point arithmetic). Share and Enjoy — Quinn “The Eskimo!” Apple Developer Relations, Developer Technical Support, Core OS/Hardware let myEmail = eskimo + 1 + @apple.com

Yes, iTunes Connect app 3.2.1 is horrible. It takes forever to load anything, sometimes the Touch ID does not work, and the 1D one-day view shows numerous days, the columns are not all there, etc.Is there a way to remove 3.2.1 and go back to 3.2 (which worked just fine for me)?

Assuming this is a view-based outline view, not a NSCell-based view …You can bind the text field value via the objectValue property of the cell view containing the text field. (When you try to establish the binding, the cell view will be one of two choices in the popup menu where you choose what object to bind to.)Typically, you'll have an implementation of the 'outlineView:viewFor:item' delegate method. In that method, you can set the objectValue property of the cell view you're returning to a suitable object for the column/item of the cell.Note that in a simple case, the objectValue could just be a string that's the value of the text field, or it can be a custom object that has the string as a property. In that case, back in IB, you'd specify something like objectValue.myStringPropertyName, but using the actually string property name.I hope that makes sense. It's actually pretty straightforward, but hard to describe clearly in words.

I'm having the exact same issue but it seems to be confined to list and column views. I can't click the fourth item from the top whether it's a file or folder. Quite bizarre.

You could do that, but in your collection view you can't make your cells 100x100 if you want 4 columns on iPhone 6s like the Classic Mac stickers.

Same here. It's extra annoying because Apple killed Xcode plugins, meaning I can no longer use XcodeColors to colorize my own log output for easy visibility.To give some idea of how awful this is, here's the output from A SINGLE CLICK OF THE SIMULATOR SCREEN (not even on a button or other interactive element, mind you):2016-07-08 11:32:25.265147 MyApp[28879:5438771] [HIDEvents] HID Event incoming: +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Timestamp: 494187038383880 Total Latency: 1430 us [1mSenderID: 0x30236E6565726353 NON KERNEL SENDER [0mBuiltIn: 0 AttributeDataLength: 48 AttributeData: 02 00 00 00 20 00 00 00 f7 10 c9 58 96 1a 4e 27 ac 29 1e 41 01 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 ValueType: Absolute EventType: Digitizer Flags: 0xa0005 DisplayIntegrated: 1 TransducerType: Hand TransducerIndex: 0 Identity: 0 EventMask: 2 Events: Touch ButtonMask: 0 Range: 0 Touch: 1 Pressure: 0.000000 AuxiliaryPressure: 0.000000 Twist: 0.000000 Gen

There is no need to store anything other than used transaction_ids. The rest is for your own corporate needs. If they are not sufficient to justify adding additional columns then don't.

From my testing it seems a compact widget will always be 110 points tall on all devices. The width will vary on device (and even which column it is in when shown in landscape on iPad).I don't think you can programmatically switch between compact and expanded modes. Although maybe setting the largestAvailableDisplayMode to Compact when currently in Expanded would presumably switch. I expect the Show More/Less button would disappear then. I think if your widget could ever need more than 110 points it's best to set the largestAvailableDisplayMode to Expanded.In my opinion, a user who leaves the widget expanded (i.e. the button is Show Less) is expressing a desire to see all the information. If you currently don't have much information, then the widget will appear at the smaller size (it can never be smaller than 110 points tall, no matter what your preferredContentSize height is). But when your content changes, the widget will grow automatically (since it is in Expanded mode). A user who leaves the widg