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I'm trying to add myself to a internal testers testflight build. When I tap the start testing link in the email, Testflight (the app) opens on the app page. Tapping install returns an alert box telling Couln't accept the invite, Invite for this app already accepted (the second translated back from Italian, it's translated in the app).The app don't appears in Testing, there is no (apparent) way to start the test. The same appens on other devices of mine. I already tried to remove me from the internal testers list and readd me later with no results.Any ideas/hints/suggestions?Thank you!

I am using xcode 7.1.1, along with the latest versions of the simluators, yet I am unable to test localization on the watch. My Watch.app simply displays Complications > and the app that I am testing. There's no place in the simulator to change the Watch region/language, like there is in the Watch.app on the iPhone. Is there an update that I am missing or a setting that I need to change? This is a fairly critical feature to have missing.To work around this problem, I've had to test my strings one at a time, by replacing the Localizable.strings file for the Base language, with the translated strings files, which is absurd.

Hi all,I am trying to build a library including C and C++ object files, but I need to perform the link with Clang (not Clang++). The basic reason of this is that my real use case also uses Fortran object files, so I never link my libraries with the C++ compiler.The typical command for building a library is:$(CC) -shared hellocpp.o -o libhellocpp.dylibHowever, since hellocpp.o is a C++ object file, the link fails because of missing C++ symbols. Using GNU g++ compiler, the solution is straightforward, because g++ can tell me where its libstdc++.so is, e.g.STDCXX_LIB = $(shell g++ -print-file-name=libstdc++.so) gcc -shared hellocpp.o -o libhellocpp.so $(STDCXX_LIB)Unfortunately this scheme fails with clang and clang++. The option -print-file-name is documented but not implemented. In other words, this fails:clang++ -print-file-name=libstdc++.dylibWorse, it seems that I have to link my objects files against libc++.1.dylib, not libstdc++.dylib, i.e. only this link command is successful:clang -shared hello

In a game I'm writing, I noticed that generating the contents of each level is really slow. There was like a 1-second delay when creating even a simple scene with under a hundred sprites.When I started measuring where this slowness is coming from, it turned out that the culprit was [SKSpriteNode spriteNodeWithImageNamed:].It's incredibly slow. Creating something like a hundred sprites like this takes over a second on the Apple TV.I noticed that sprites support copying. Thus I tried what happens if I create a sprite only once and then copy it a hundred times. This was extremely fast (a tiny fraction of a second.)I ended up creating a sprite caching scheme where I create sprites only once and store them in a map based on their name, and then if a sprite with the same name is created again, it just copies the cached sprite. This improved the speed of the level generation enormously.But one would think that SpriteKit would itself do this already. But apparently not.Is [SKSpriteNode spriteNodeWithImageNam

We could simulate location on iOS simulator, but how could we test different locations on OS X?I tried to set simulated location in Debug -> Simulated Location and in the Run Scheme -> Options, but with no luck.Looks like we haven't got this feature on OS X?

When I was experimenting with localization in a copy of my project, everything worked fine. Then I moved the task to my main project.I added base localizationi added hindi as a language.a .strings (hindi) file was created for the main storyboard and each xib in my app.it had all the key value pairs for hard coded string. i added its hindi translation in the value of each pairi added softcoded string key values with comments like /*ListViewController*/ and passed @ListViewController*/ as argument to the 'comments' parameter of NSLocalizedString macro. similary for each view controllers.i cleaned the build folder. i deleted the app from the iphone.the region is set to india and language to hindi.now here is the deal...dates and currency are appearing localized as expected.NONE of the hardcoded or soft coded strings appear in Hindi!I can understand if i have not done the comments argument to NSLocalizedString right but atleast the hardcoded strings should appear normally.Can someone tell me what i am no

I read a post here on these forums where an Apple staff member posted that openUrl with schemes works in TvOS like they do in iOS and the documentation here states the url formats to access a YouTube video in iOS but it's not clear if those work with openURLI'm attempting to open a URL with openURL via an IBAction from a button and I wanted to open YouTube to render the content seeing as how there is no access currently to UIWebView so I can't (without breaking youtube's TOS) render the video directly. I've tested and been able to get access to the direct links with a youtube parser class but again that breaks their TOS so I'm not interested in publishing an app that way.Thanks for any info on the status of url schemes in TvOS