Visual Studio Maui IOS

Agreed 100%. I have run every beta of every version of iOS since the beginning. This is without question in the top 3 worst in terms of hosing the phone. Im not here to whine about it though... Im here to see if anyone has come up with clever solutions that I can reproduce and submit bug reports.

My experience has been that beta versions of XCode only support a single iOS version.You would need to use a release version of XCode to do that.

That is the problem. I can find a lot of information about the iOS scroll view but not much on NSScrollview.they have different interfaces.

Hi,I found it complicated to get the complications to show up in the Simulator—the code was relatively simple, but placeholders didn’t seem to show up due to caching issues.The video ‘Creating Complications with ClockKit’ is definitely the best place to start—the code below is based on the code shown in the video.Create a new project------------------------------------------I found it easier to create a new project with the complication support added in (which also generates the stubs for the data source protocol functions), and then add that to my existing project. + File > New > Project > watchOS > Application (‘iOS App with WatchKit App’) + Add in ‘Include Complication’Targets------------------------------------------Check the following settings for the WatchKit Extension target: + Target > WatchKit Extension + Complications Configuration: + Data Source Class = %(PRODUCT_MODULE_NAME).ComplicationController + Supported Families: check required families (only check the ones you’re han

I'm getting a bit futher.let dayHourMinuteSecond = NSDateComponentsFormatter() dayHourMinuteSecond.allowedUnits = [.Day, .Hour, .Minute, .Second]Now conforms to the new way Swift 2.0 wants things formatted.I'm trying to figure out the calculated calendar time difference between two dates. Pretty simple. I think the function is the following: (using the autofill template),let userCalendar = NSCalendar.currentCalendar() let difference = userCalendar.components( <#T##unitFlags: NSCalendarUnit##NSCalendarUnit#>, fromDate: <#T##NSDate#>, toDate: <#T##NSDate#>, options: <#T##NSCalendarOptions#>)So my code with my variables would read (with the components used from the formatter above (which the compiler is happy with)let difference = userCalendar.components( dayHourMinuteSecond, fromDate: goHomeYoureDrunkTime, toDate: badPoetryDay, options: NSCalendarOptions)But I can't find any value that satisfies the Options for this. In my other code, WrapComponents was the only value that worked, even t

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