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Hey!I have a big problem and i don't know how I can solve this.I wanna add the new features of ForceTouch to my App and it works perfectly, but there is one problem.A short declaration of my app:I have a TabbarController with five tabs, then I have five NavigationController and few ViewController.Now i wanna PopUp a NavigationController with the shortcutAction. It works perfect, i can see the view butthe biggest problem is, i don't have the tabbar on this view and i don't know how can show the view with thetabbar.Here are the code:let storyboard = UIStoryboard(name: Main, bundle: nil) let viewController = storyboard.instantiateViewControllerWithIdentifier(imageViewController) as! UINavigationController self.window?.rootViewController?.presentViewController(viewController, animated: true, completion: nil)I hope someone can help me.Thanks

Hi, I'm trying to learn to program in Objective-C so I can change my career. I have a mortgage to pay so can't go back to formal education because I need my full time job. My question is what's the best way to start off? I've bought the Big Nerds Rand Guide to Objective C but it all just seems to boil my brain. I need to start at the most basic, beginner point there is. Maybe I should start with a simpler Language? I would like to learn more than just iOS languages to improve my job prospects but mainly I'd like a iOS development job of some sort as most programmer jobs seem to be very keen on Degree's, with the exception of iOS which seems to prefer some released apps (excuse me if I'm wrong).Any advice would be greatly appreciated.Thanks.

The export for localization feature seems to be promising especially as soon as a project becomes really big in terms of content and languages supported, but I never managet to make it work, nor in Xcode 7 not in Xcode 7.1.1.It always failed and still fails with the same error /usr/bin/xmllint exited with status 1 and no clue about what can be wrong.Please advice what can be done, except for suggesting to do it through terminal, because the error message that I saw in the terminal is also not explaining anything. The interesting fact is that the file is generated, but this error makes me think the importing back will never work.Waiting for this bug to be fixed for quite some time already....

Hi, I'm trying to learn to program in Objective-C so I can change my career. I have a mortgage to pay so can't go back to formal education because I need my full time job. My question is what's the best way to start off? I've bought the Big Nerds Rand Guide to Objective C but it all just seems to boil my brain. I need to start at the most basic, beginner point there is. Maybe I should start with a simpler Language? I would like to learn more than just iOS languages to improve my job prospects but mainly I'd like a iOS development job of some sort as most programmer jobs seem to be very keen on Degree's, with the exception of iOS which seems to prefer some released apps (excuse me if I'm wrong).Any advice would be greatly appreciated.Thanks.

The VPP is only available in 26 countries. So what about big enterprise companies which have employees in locations not covered by VPP? How do we deploy Managed Apps to them?

I'm trying to use a UIStackView to layout lots of subviews (hundreds or even thousands). Unfortunately it seems that AutoLayout cannot handle views with this many subviews.For comparison, I created a sample app and compared manually computing frames vs. using a UIStackView.Computing Framesstatic const NSInteger numViews = 5000; static const CGFloat viewHeight = 75.0f; static const CGFloat viewWidth = 250.0f; static const CGFloat viewPadding = 8.0f; static const CGFloat initialViewOffset = 25.0f; - (void)viewDidLoad { [super viewDidLoad]; CGFloat viewOffset = initialViewOffset; for (int i = 0; i < numViews; i++) { UIView *v = [[UIView alloc] initWithFrame:CGRectMake(0, viewOffset, viewWidth, viewHeight)]; v.backgroundColor = [UIColor grayColor]; [self.view addSubview:v]; viewOffset += viewHeight + viewPadding; } }Memory Usage: 24 MBTime between viewDidLoad and viewDidLoadSubviews: 0.05sAlternate Implementation using UIStackView- (void)viewDidLoad { [super viewDidLoad]; self.stackView = [UIStackView new]; [s

Hi,My C++ project simply computes runtimes from a basic sort funtion.When I compare the times, obtained from the use of difftime and obtained from the time command, I observe a big difference and I don't understand why. Could someone explain me this point ?Thanks in advance :-)Here is the code :// // main.cpp // sortCPP // #include <iostream> #include <list> #include <cstdlib> int main() { int n = 41000000; time_t timer_start; time(&timer_start); // Fills a list std::list<int> myList; for(int i=0; i<n; i++) myList.push_back(rand() % 100000); time_t timer_mid; time(&timer_mid); // Sorts the list myList.sort (std::less<int>()); time_t timer_end; time(&timer_end); std::cout << total : << difftime(timer_end,timer_start) << std::endl; // Displays 41s std::cout << generation : << difftime(timer_mid,timer_start) << std::endl; // Displays 4s std::cout << sort : << difftime(timer_end,timer_mid) << std::endl;

Si je suis chez moi et je veux travailler je laisse mon macbook sur le secteur ou bien sur la batterie sa n'a pas d'effet negative sur l'amortissement du batterie ????Alors c'est mieux de travailler sur le secteur ou sur la batterie !!! Sachant bien de garder la meilleur santé de la batterie ..If I'm at home and I want to work I let my macbook on the sector or on its battery has no negative effect on the amortization of the battery ???? So it's better to work on the sector or the battery !!! Knowing well to keep the best battery health ..

As an app developer, are you expected to buy the iBeacons and then get permission from store owners to install them so that you can use them for your app, or does Apple plan to install beacons into big retail names in the future like Wal-Mart and Target? If so, do we know of a time line when that will start happening?