ios-simulator

Some recent version of iOS caused my app icon to turn white. I've gone through everything in regards to images and can't find the issue. I'm running Xcode 3.2.5 with sdk 4.2. I do have an entry for "Icon files" in Info.plist with 5 keys: Item 0 myapp.png Item 1 myapp@2x.png Item 2 myapp-72.png Item 3 myapp-Small-50.png Item 4 myapp-Small.png Item 5 myapp-Small@2x.png All the above have proper dimensions. I see the image in 'Copy Bundle Resources' and also in the .app file for the simulator version. It is properly reference by name in 'Icon files', Item 0. It is not named Default.png since it

The way UIImageView autorotates some images and not others (or autorotates images at all) completely baffles me and I can't find the settings to turn off this autorotate behavior. As a test I created a project using the iOS6 SDK targeted to iPhone 5 with the following steps: I took a photo using my iPhone 4's front facing camera with portrait orientation transferred it to my desktop using DropBox imported it into my project and specified it in StoryBoard as the source for a UIImageView. These are the layout settings for the imageView: Running it in the simulator for the retina3.5 and iPhone 5

I am making use of the awesome ios-sim found on github . It allows you to run the simulator via the command line and it also allows you to select which simulator (iphone or iPad) to use. I am able to run my application flawlessly with it. However, I am unsure how to use the arguments passed to my application via the command line. Has anyone done this or knows how to do this? ./ios-sim launch iTest.app --family ipad --args argument1 argument2 How do I access argument1 and argument2 in the iPhone application? in the main.m File you can print the arguments with: int main(int argc, char *argv[]) {

I just spent the last hour searching - thinking that there has to be an answer - and didn't find much, so I'm asking here. I'm trying to get the sample app Regions to trigger enter and/or exit regions updates via the simulator. I'm familiar with setting a specific latitude and longitude with Debug > Location > Custom Location but that doesn't seem to do much, although it does seem to work in the LocateMe sample app. At this point I don't know if the problem is a limitation of the iOS Simulator or of the way the sample app handles region detection (I'm still rather new to iOS). I've come across

I have been playing around with the iPhone SDK recently. At first I wasn't taking advantage of anything that required version SDK version 2.2. However, I recently started using some features that were added or modified in 2.1 and 2.2. I installed the new 2.2 SDK and changed my project settings to target SDK 2.2. However, when I hit "Build and Run" in Xcode, the simulator launches with version 2.0 selected. I can change it to 2.2 and my app works as expected, however doing that kills the debug session which would have to be reattached. Am I missing a setting somewhere that will cause the