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File extensions on NScoding files
I am using NSCoding to perisistently store my custom objects in the Application Support folder within the Library folder. Is it best practice to use file extensions in this case? The user will never see these files. Currently I am not using file extensions, but wonder if I am going to regret this later. I do have several different custom object types, but they are in separate folders and the directory paths are handled by my data controllers and an extension to NSFileManager.
Topic: UI Frameworks SubTopic: UIKit Tags:
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Jul ’15
App Store Review Crash
Hello everyone, This is my first time creating an iOS app. The app was made using Flutter. After submitting to the app store the review team rejected the app saying that it crashed at launch during the testing process. I tried symbolicating the crash log file they sent in attachment although it was only partially symbolicated as i couldn't locate the appropriate dSYM files. I need help in understanding the cause of the crash. The app ran fine when testing on my device. The crash log i tried symbolicating can be found in attachment crashlog.crash - https://developer.apple.com/forums/content/attachment/799bdf9b-501e-4d8f-8773-194001eb706a
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Dec ’20
input type="file" uploading a file converts the file and uploads the file with size 0
Hi We are using angularjs in our application and using input type=file for uploading a document in the user's profile.The issu is that if the time difference between choosing the file and uploading the file is more than 30 seconds (roughly), then the file details are lost and it is consequesntly stored as an empty document in the database.directive('fileModelApply', ['$parse', function ($parse) { return { restrict: 'A', link : function (scope, element, attrs) { var model = $parse(attrs.fileModelApply); var modelSetter = model.assign; element.bind('change', function () { scope.$apply(function () { modelSetter(scope, element[0].files[0]); }); }); } }; }])We are using the given directive for the part where user chooses the file.Please let us know if there i any way we can resolve this problem.
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May ’20
The File’s Owner object of a NIB file
I have a few questions regarding the proxy objects of a NIB file, specifically in regards to the File's Owner object. The File's Owner object is a placeholder instance which represents some instance of a class outside the NIB file that will soon substitute this tentative instance. From what I understand, NIB files and XIB files are lazy loaded. Does this mean the placeholder instance (before it is substituted by the real class's instance) is already an instance (not a type) even before the NIB files are called? What is this placeholder instance an instance of? The File's Owner object is configured with a custom class, say ViewController. Why do you have to specify the owner again when you load this NIB file? Bundle.main.loadNibNamed(SomeNIBFile, owner: self )
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Oct ’20
Xcode - organizer not showing crashes
Hey!I am having problems with Xcode, I am unable to view the error reports for our app. It works for one of the guys on my team, and we have the exactly same itunesconnect permissions. And it only works for him. Not for anyone else.When I try to download the dSYMs files for our latest release in the organizer, I get an error showing that we need to accept the updated Apple Developer Program License Agreement. We have checked multiple times that those are accepted.Are these problems related? And how can I solve them?Xcode Version 8.3.3 (8E3004b)MacBook Pro (Retina, 15-inch, Mid 2015), version 10.12.5 (16F73)Sincerely,Samuel
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Jul ’17
Reply to Xcode 12 beta 3 – XCFrameworks and debug symbols
Thanks for solution, @Svantulden. Using your approach, I was able to generate XCFramework. Unfortunately, there are issues with archiving project which uses such XCFramework. Archiving itself does not fail, but it produces corrupted XCArchive, which is not possible to open in Xcode or export via command-line (it fails with archive at path is malformed message). This is my solution based on approach used by PSPDFKit. Hope it can help somebody. #!/bin/bash WORKSPACE=MY_WORKSPACE.xcworkspace SCHEME=MY_SCHEME FRAMEWORK_NAME=MY_FRAMEWORK_NAME IPHONEOS_ARCHIVE_PATH=./build/${FRAMEWORK_NAME}-iphoneos.xcarchive IPHONESIMULATOR_ARCHIVE_PATH=./build/${FRAMEWORK_NAME}-iphonesimulator.xcarchive OUTPUT_PATH=./build/${FRAMEWORK_NAME}.xcframework rm -rf ${OUTPUT_PATH} set -o pipefail Device slice. xcodebuild clean archive workspace ${WORKSPACE} scheme ${SCHEME} configuration Release sdk iphoneos destination 'generic/platform=iOS' archivePath ${IPHONEOS_ARCHIVE_PATH} SKIP_INSTALL=NO BUILD_LIBRARIES_FOR_DISTRIBUTION=YE
Apr ’21
Files
FILES app is not showing in tunes -->Apps --> file sharing on itunes latest software on windows computer ! How to transfer data from computer to device as folder with sub folders & multiple file format ?
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Jun ’17
Files App does not delete Files
Maybe you guys got an idea. I think there is a bug in iPadOS 14.4. When deleting a file in the on my ipad part of the files app, the file is no longer visable, but the used diskspace is not free again. Also the file does not show up in the recently deleted tab. Repeating this, fills up the storage. Any idea on how to get the diskspace back?
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Mar ’21
Reply to Swift EXC_BREAKPOINT crash: "_TTSf4s_s_d_d___TFs18_fatalErrorMessageFTVs12StaticStringS_S_Su_T_"
This EXC_BREAKPOINT crash is something that Swift uses when it wants to crash your app deliberately. The last method name is clearly a mangled name, but it's a pretty good guess that it's a result of your app calling 'fatalError' to crash itself. (It could have been library code, though, rather than a fatalError call you wrote.)Since you're not getting line numbers, that suggests this is a release build of your app, without built-in debug information. In a release build, fatalError doesn't display its error message before crashing.So you have a couple of choices. One is to find the dSYM (debug information) file that Xcode produced when you built the release build for distribution, and symbolicate the crash to find out the last line of your code that executed. Or, investigate the crash using a debug build (reproduce the problem in Xcode, or give a debug build to your tester if you can't reproduce the problem.), and you'll get additional information.
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Sep ’16
How to access files in files app in "On My iPhone"
Hi there, I am trying to write an app that accesses zip files that are stored in the On My iPhone folder in the files app. Specifically, I am trying to access a folder named Slopes that has these zip files. Once I have these, I am trying to look at a xml file from the extraction. I've tried the Document-Based app but had no luck as well as FileManager but I'm not sure how to get to the folder. Ideally, it would be great to access these files without the users input to select the folder where the files are. Any help would be extremely appreciated. Thank you in advance! - Matthew
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Jan ’23
92 warnings since I updated xcode
Hello, I was recently using xcode 6.4 and everything was working fine until I updated my xcode I got 92 warnings Unable to open object file:No such file or directory when I tried building my project it has to do with generating the DSYMFile and my amazon ads framework, I did some research and found that going to build settings>build options>debug information format and changingit from DWARF with dSYM File to just DWARF gets rid of the warnings but Im not really sure what affect this will have on my app and if its a recommended solution ? and Im not sure if itunes connect would let me send in this update with this many warnings, thanks very much if any one can help me resolve this it would be greatly appreciated.
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Dec ’16
File Provider issue: Files app freezes when I move a file/folder
We are implementing the File Provider Extension for our App and we directly fetch data from server side without local cache. It works fine for most of the situations, but when do the action of move file/folder (call 'reparent' function) the page will freeze forever. You have to kill the Files app and restart to resolve this issue. Does anyone know any possible reason causing this freezing issue?
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Sep ’20
Reply to Upload Symbols Failed on Xcode 16
Hello all, We had a similar issue, not sure, whether it caused the same as here. Apple changed the build folder structure For example for dsym in Xcode 16: DerivedData/-cepomayyloydxxdkdabvlloqozfn/Build/Intermediates.noindex/ArchiveIntermediates//BuildProductsPath/ReleaseLite-iphoneos/.app.dSYM In Xcode 15: DerivedData/*-cepomayyloydxxdkdabvlloqozfn/Build/Products/Debug-iphonesimulator/*****.app.dSYM They modified the build settings as well and now for example build_dir is pointing to the app build folder and not to the derived data. Hope that helps
Nov ’24