ios-simulator

Why I can write information to plist on simulator But can't do this on real iphone/ipod device ???? Is there exist an absolute path to put a .plist file in xcode project ??? Thanks for all reply and answers ~ code : this how I write text to plist from textfield NSString *plistPath = [[NSBundle mainBundle] pathForResource:@"Password" ofType:@"plist"]; NSMutableDictionary *propertyList = [[NSMutableDictionary alloc] initWithContentsOfFile:plistPath]; [propertyList setValue:serialNumber.text forKey:@"serial_number"]; You can only write to your application's sandbox directory. Below is a function

I'd like to change the location that screenshots created via File > Save Screen Shot in the iOS Simulator are saved from the desktop to a folder of my choice. How can this be done? Perhaps there's a user defaults value I could change, much like the one specifying the location of standard screenshots on OS X ? In Xcode 9 you can hold down Option while saving a screenshot and we will prompt you for the location. Check the "Use this as the default location" box to make the selected directory the default for all screenshots. Simulator saves screen shot file on (logged-in user's) desktop and it's

Every time I switch Xcode between debugging on my iPhone and running in the simulator it resets the simulated device. I want to run the simulator as an iPhone device, but it keeps changing back to iPad. Does anyone know how to set the configuration so that the simulator defaults to an iPhone device? I can switch the hardware to iPhone inside the Simulator, but when I go back to Xcode and run a "Build Debug" it reopens the app inside an iPad. The only way I can get it to switch is by using the Overview menu in Xcode, the choices I see are iPad Simulator 3.2 and iPhone Simulator 4.0 And when I

Can i develop and test iphone native applications on windows pc and testing in any iphone simulator? If no then, What is minimum hardware and software requirements for Iphone native apps development. I want to make development environment setup in minimum possible price. Intel-based Mac (can be a Mac Mini; I prefer a MacBook Pro that I can take with me and develop in a variety of locations, office, a playground while kids play, when I travel...) Xcode (free download) Optional software I use all the time: Adobe Photoshop (or similar bitmap and/or vector based image editing software) Logic Pro

I have installed latest Xcode 6 and try to run my project on iOS 8 simulator.It gives error as "unable to boot iOS simulator". I have tried all stack overflow answers but not able to fix this. I was facing the same issue and finally it is resolved. Thanks to apple who helped me. For those who are still looking for solution, here is the one which helped me: Just unset DYLD_INSERT_LIBRARIES environment variable in the /etc/launchd.conf or ~/.launchd.conf file. Which you can edit by "sudo vi /etc/launchd.conf" command. remove the above flag save it by using "ZZ" (captial Z) command and reboot the