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I've added an MKMapView as a subview on one of my viewcontrollers. My app supports 6 languages. The map works alright in terms of showing directions. But the Legal text on the map (bottom left) shows as <unlocalized> instead of having a text saying Legal in whatever language is selected (or even English).How do I fix this? Thanks.

Running iPhone 15 Pro Max ios 18.1 beta installed not showing an update to 18.5 anyone have any idea why that is and how I can get the update. cheers

I recently refactored some common code into a seperate framework. Now for unknown reason when I run clean or build everything executes twice.I am using a workspace that has the project file for my app and my framework.Schema check:I have selected the apps schemaproduct->schema->edit build buildshows the app and framework target. all options are selectedI put the framework target on top of the app targetEmbedded check:In navigator I select the app project and app target. In the general tag I see the framework is embedded. The framework also shows up in the link sectionBuild Setting check:only_active_arch is set to yes for debug and no for all othersbuild phase check:build phase for the app target does not show any dependencies. The framework shows up in the embedded and link sectionsAny idea what I did wrong and how to fix this?Kind regardsAndy

I created a new Vue.js project with the latest vue-cli. After that I served that template project through webpack. Without any modifications, the source maps to the two components (App.vue and HelloWorld.vue) appear fine in Chrome and Firefox. They are located at webpack:///HelloWorld.vue?140d webpack:///App.vue?234e These source maps show up fine in Chrome and Firefox at their respective position, but are missing in Safari. Safari for some reason only shows files that are in some subfolder under webpack://. The source maps in these subfolders are available but they are next to useless, since they are not the original source. Those exist in the root. For example, webpack:///./src/components/HelloWorld.vue?f177 does show up.

For my new app I'm trying to do things the right or at least new way, so I am using this LaunchScreen.storyboard for my splash screen. It was working fine, but now has suddenly stopped. It doesn't display on the device -- it works on the simulator. It's not just a case of the UI image not showing because the launch screen shows black, and my launch viewController background is white. Any ideas why this would stop working on the device?ThanksBob

I have two devices, one is iPhone 5, the other is iPad 3(new iPad),both are iOS 9.2.1.Before someday (seems xcode update or what),XCode Device windowstill shows provision profiles, but now they won't show it at all.Though the app deployment and test is working fine,I don't know what happed, or this means any bugs?

I'm using a single Compute Command Encoder to execute 5 kernel functions.My aim is to measure the execution time of each kernel function.However, when I try to profile the application via GPU Frame Capture, Xcode shows clearly wrong times – the sum of execution times of all 5 kernel functions is always 100µs (every time I profile the app). I've also tried to execute just one kernel function, but according to Xcode, running just one kernel function takes the same 100µs as if I was running 5 kernels.Please take a look at the following 2 images: i.imgur.com/p8F59hp.png (running 5 kernels)andi.imgur.com/i8OEKEQ.png (running 1 kernel).My comment: Based on the fact that the executions times always sum up to 100, I'd say they represent percentages if they weren't displayed with the units (nanoseconds and microseconds). I've also tried switching between showing percentages and time, but I've been unable to see the actual durations.Whan can I do to see the actual (

Is there any way to show in detail pane calls form some library and hide calls form other libraries?

Does Apple now allow us to have our apps show on the lock screen and have access to them?Stright forward..ThanksJZ