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I'd like to notice when a user clicks their Siri remote with two fingers on the trackpad instead of one. (A one-finger click increments; I'd like a two-finger click to decrement.) Is there a way to do this? A UITapGestureRecognizer with numberOfTouchesRequired set to 2 seems like the obvious solution, but it doesn't seem to be getting me anywhere.

Hi,I understand that NSURLSession from iOS 9 automatically handles HTTP/2 without any user interaction.Is the same correct using CFNetwork (CFHTTP for example)? Or I need to handle the whole upgrade flow?Thanks, Israel

I just installed the GM for El Capitan, and it appers that the two finger tap (not click) is no longer working on the external trackpad? I used to be able to just two finger touch the track pad and it would bring up the context menu. Now I have to actually click the trackpad with 2 fingers?

Hi at all,thats my issue: I have two iPad 4 and two iPad air 2 devices, both with iOS 10.2.1. I am managing the devices with Apple Conf. 2 and roll out the same profile on all devices. When starting ⚠ (not purchase, download, etc.) an app, itunes login is required at iPad air 2, not at iPad 4.Because we offer the devices to our library users to learn and live with them, I want a free use of apps. If a user wants to buy apps additionally, he may login with his own account. As I said, it all works with iPad 4, but not with iPad air 2. Any ideas?thx, Olli

I am trying to create a slightly different version of the content tagging code in the documentation: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/foundationmodels/systemlanguagemodel/usecase/contenttagging In the playground I am getting an Inference Provider crashed with 2:5 error. I have no idea what that means or how to address the error. Any assistance would be appreciated.

Hi, I will launch a new app. It will have 2 profiles, one for free, one paid.Is there any possibility to do that or I have to develop 2 different apps?Thanks,Pablo

https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT205792 Clearly says: watchOS doesn't support wearing two watches at once There are many fitness apps that could benefit from information on both wrists. Juggling being my interest. Wearing two watches at once is an important developer requirement to capture the whole of the observables of many activities. Everyone has two wrists. Are there any fundamental reasons why one iPhone could not support two watches simultaneously, running an integrated fitness app?

I'm having am issue when trying to download a file via URL in Xcode Beta 5 and Swift 2 running iOS9Would really appreciate any help as I am going crazy trying to find out what it doesn't like about the code in swift2 ? The documentation says the method signature has not changed. I click on the code suggestion to get the completion handlers then it gives me errors. I took the code back into Swift 1.2 in Xcode 6.4 and it ran straight away 😕This code runs fine in iOS 8.4 Xcode 6.4let messageURL = NSURL(string: http:/ let sharedSession = NSURLSession.sharedSession() let downloadTask: NSURLSessionDownloadTask = sharedSession.downloadTaskWithURL(messageURL!, completionHandler: { (location: NSURL!, response: NSURLResponse!, error: NSError!) -> Void in var urlContents = NSString(contentsOfURL: location, encoding: NSUTF8StringEncoding, error: nil) println(response : (response)) println(urlContents) }) downloadTask.resume()I get a response and urlContents printed.The sam

Hi,I have two objects that get their Y axis randomised by arc4random_uniform. I want to be able to set a minimum gap of atleast 60px between the two objects where ever they randomise. I could randomise one object and then add 60px to the other objects but I wanted the gap between them to be completely random but no less than 60px.Below is my code that generates the two objects, but I am in need of a way to set a minimum gap of 60px between them-(void)GenerateLines { CGRect BlackTop = Black.superview.bounds; CGRect BlackBottom = BlackOne.superview.bounds; CGFloat topMargin = 80; CGFloat bottomMargin = 140; CGFloat RandomX, RandomY; RandomX = arc4random_uniform(500) + topMargin; CGFloat BlackYMax = BlackTop.size.height-topMargin-bottomMargin- Black.bounds.size.height/2; RandomY = arc4random_uniform(BlackYMax) + topMargin; Black.center = CGPointMake(300, RandomY); CGFloat TopMargin = 140; CGFloat BottomMargin = 80; RandomX = arc4random_uniform(500) + TopMargin; CGFloa

Starting June 1, 2016, all new watchOS apps submitted to the App Store must be native apps built with the watchOS 2 SDK or later.Our iOS app contains both a Watch OS 2 component and a Watch OS 1 component. Users of Watch OS 2 find themselves using the Watch OS 2 version; users of Watch OS 1 find themselves using the Watch OS 1 version.I'm finding it hard to understand whether Apple's announcement (shown above) meansthat we should provide a Watch OS 2 app (which we do)or that we should remove the Watch OS 1 app (which we can, but it might inconvenience someone).Does anyone have any ideas?