Hi,We have a CI setup with multiple slaves. One stumbling block for us is that different versions of the iOS simulator need to be installed from the Downloads tab in the Xcode Preferences. Ideally there would be a command line tool that we could run to download and install specific versions. Does this exist?Many thanks,Charles
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You might be able to downgrade iOS devices, but it is not officially supported. If it don't work they won't help you with that.Same with watches I guess.. I would not try.
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I read the App Store Review Guidelines especially the 20th clause, however, there are some things that are still vague so if anyone can clear things up for me, that would be great.1. Is it okay if we let users participate in a survey and in return, give them a chance to win a reward by drawing lots? Of course, before we let users join any surveys, we will properly display the rules, the disclaimer as stated in the guidelines.2. Is it okay if the rewards mentioned in (1) can be gift certificates or points? Points will be managed and maintained by application developers and not the SDK developer.Thanks.
If you dig in to the Xcode-beta bundle and find the framework headers, here's how NSArray is now declared:@interface NSArray<__covariant ObjectType> : NSObject <NSCopying, NSMutableCopying, NSSecureCoding, NSFastEnumeration>That <__covariant ObjectType> bit sure looks to me like a user-accessible generic syntax. (Covariant and its opposite, contravariant, have to do with which direction the types should be considered compatible in; for instance, should you be able to pass an NSArray<NSString *> where an NSArray<NSObject *> is expected? Or vice versa? Or neither one?)
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Puh so you are trying to call it from the command shell? Have you made the Xcode7beta command line tools the active ones in Xcode? If not ld calls the old one from the prior Xcode version.
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Hi Folks! I've been struggling with an issue for some time, where when I generate new cells in a tableview, the cells are scrambled.I assumed my cells wern't being dequeued properly, but having commented almost everything in the cellForRowAtIndexPath method, it worked fine.Adding the code back line by line, it appers that the followling lines cause the problem.UILabel *label;label = (UILabel *)[cell viewWithTag:1];label.text = [NSString stringWithFormat:@%d, numerator[indexPath.row]];I set the value of a UITextField in the same function without it causing a problem, so I'm somewhat baffled by this.Is there a problem setting the label text in this function, or am I doing something else wrong?Thank!Screwtape.
Hi,I'm troubleshooting a really weird problem with our web/custom fonts. We are using three fonts: (A) Aktiv Grotesk from TypeKit, (B) Font Awesome served from Amazon CloudFront, (C) Our own served from Amazon CloudFront. All fonts work great for the first couple of visits but after leaving Safari closed for some time (hours) and revisiting the site the fonts (A) and (B) are not loaded. (A) falls back to Helvetica and (B) bacomes squares.We've found this problem on multiple machines in Safari 8.0.6 and Yosemite 10.10.3. Not sure about the extent of the problem for other versions.How to reproduce:1. Load https://www.mentimeter.com/plans, notice that icons (like the checkmark) are there2. Close down Safari and leave it for some hours3. Open it a go to the URL in (1) again, now checkmarks should have become squares. Checking in inspector there are no errors or anything. They are just gone. Reloading the page doesn't work. To get them back one has to clear the cache and then reload. Any
Linux is probably the most versatile piece of software ever written. It runs on everything from battery-powered SOCs to data centers, powering huge amounts of our modern technology infrastructure as well as paving the way for us to get here in the first place. You can hack it on to an old iPod, or even household appliances like washing machines. And they've done it all without charging for their work.Any software engineer has to respect what they've accomplished and brought to the world. Even just the act of developing the project has led to amazing spinoff tools like Git.
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Hey there,I've upgraded from Yosemite to the Developer Preview 1. I'm synchronizing my contacts via CardDAV on an owncloud server.Since the upgrade it won't connect anymore. I tried to readd the account, but the system claims that the username and the password could not be validated (very clear error message!).Has anyone else this problem?
I have a bunch of command line tools all installed together (via an installer package) and I would like to avoid having 5MB of swift libraries embedded in each one of them. Is it possible for all my binaries to dynamically link against the same set of libraries? I looked into the build settings but can't find any switch from static to dynamic linking.
Hi Guys,I wanted to add a credit card to my Apple watch (which is already set up for Apple pay on my Phone).I go to the phone's Apple watch app -> Wallet (what used to be Passbook + Apple pay) - and ... no place to add a card for the watch.Anyone figured this one out?
This is Beta 1. It will improve in future builds, so try not to worry so much right now.
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Hi there,I have just update to 10.11 pre-release. But I find my mouse is not fully working, I am able to move my cursur but I can't use that trackpad on it to perform touch action such as scroll... Does any one have the same problem? Please help that really let me not able to use my computer.
I have noted the set options. Great improvement.But I am deceived by the syntax, which is very cumbersome.For union, one need to write : set1.union(set2) and add a sort().It would be much better to be able to write : set1 + set2.My dreamed syntax would be (as in old Pascal):union : set1 + set 2intesection : set1 * set2 or set1 & set2substract : set1 - set2exclusive or could be : set1 / set2 or set1 | set2for comparison:we have equal ==, soisSubsetOf : set1 <= set2isStrictSubsetOf : set1 < set2isSupersetOf : set1 >= set2 ; BTW, we have not isStrictSupersetOf ?isDisjointWith : more difficult, but we could have a test that intesect is not empty : set1 ?* set2 or isEmpty(set1 * set2) or (set1 * set2)?
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I am trying to discover BLE advertising packets sent by periferal to iOS.A strange behavior that I am observing is that I am only getting ADV_SCAN_IND packets only once for 1 peripheral, while ADV_IND and SCAN_RESP is recieved regularly.I want to use ADV_SCAN_IND to pass-on actions from peripherals to iOS devices, but with current observations it is not looking feasible.Can someone expain how the ADV_SCAN_IND and ADV_IND is treated differently by Apple.