ios-simulator

I am comparing the run of multiple projects using the Xcode simulator. Each time I go to build in one project after having run one of the other projects Xcode tells me that it cannot perform the build and run because the simulator is in use. I then have to find the other project window, stop the run in the simulator (Cmd-.) and then switch back to the previous window and rebuild. Can I make a single keyboard shortcut to stop the current run in the simulator, build and run the current project in the simulator? There is a little bit of doing involved in making this happen but overall it's pretty

Hi i am very new for ios and in my app i am loading Launcher screens they are(Default-568h@2x,Default,Default@2x) ok that's fine When i run my app 4,5,5s simulators screen is fitting perfectly see my 5s simulator screen But when i load my app in 6,6s,6plus simulators small little bit gap coming at top and bottom side see my below 6 simulator screen what is the problem is it sumulator problem or any other problem please guide me 5 simulator screen:- 6 simulator screen:- This is because your app is not optimised for larger iPhone screens. You will notice that is not just the black lines at the

I am launching my app in the simulator using xcrun simctl . I would like to be able to set the language that the simulator launches with (ie. switch to French on one run, to Englash on another). Is there an option to do that? It used to be possible to use -AppleLanguages option to the Simulator, but that no longer appears to work (since Xcode 5.x). Just figured this out myself: xcrun simctl launch <deviceid> <appid> -AppleLanguages "(en-GB)" or xcrun simctl launch <deviceid> <appid> -AppleLanguages \(en-GB\) When you use the -AppleLanguages as a launch argument in the scheme, it expects the

Why the hell would I want to do that? The OpenGL Shader Builder is a great development tool, but it compiles shaders using desktop OpenGL, which allows some things that ES does not. I figure if I can create a tool that links against the OpenGLES.framework in the iPhone Simulator SDK, I can get some error reporting without having to build/install/run my application. By inspecting the command lines appearing in the Xcode build window, I got as far as this (in Makefile format, for clarity. Seriously!): ARCH=i386 PLATFORM=/Developer/Platforms/iPhoneSimulator.platform/Developer GCC=$(PLATFORM)/usr

I have a strange situation in one view controller where this line crashes in the iOS 5 simulator: // myTextField is created in a NIB myTextField.borderStyle = UITextBorderStyleNone; It's okay in the device (and both device and simulator on iOS 4.3). I've checked the connections in the NIB (even deleted and reconnected). myTextField has a retainCount of 2 at this point in the code. I'm setting other attributes (e.g., "text" and "userInteractionEnabled" prior to this point, and those do not cause a crash. However, if I use this sequence, it does not crash: myTextField.borderStyle = 4; // not a