ios-simulator

How can I easily access to the folder of an app I am working on. There are too many application folders under iPhone Simulator directory, how can I access to any specific folder? You can do this programatically: NSLog(@"%@",[[NSBundle mainBundle] bundlePath]); I know of 2 great mac apps that solve your problem: SimPholders http://simpholders.com/ Simulator Folders http://nimbleworks.co.uk/blog/simulator-folders/ You can use OpenSim as an alternate tool of above mentioned. Here you can see you app name and then you can find it easily..So try to implement this. NSString *path =

I am trying to run an iPad simulator on Xcode, but currently I only have one option when I go to Xcode > Open Developer Tool > Simulator, which launches the iPhone simulator. How do I launch the iPad simulator? You should select an iPad device by navigating to Hardware/Device/[OS version if you have multiple OS versions installed]/[device] in the simulator's menu. If there are no iPad devices in the list, follow these instructions: Click on Hardware/Device/Manage Devices... Select the Simulators option on the top. Press the plus ( + ) sign in the lower-left corner. Define the name, the device

I have 2 machines. On one of them I updated to xcode 4.5, but doing so uninstalled my iOS simulator for 5.1. I'm hesitant to update my other machine as I have a project that requires the 5.1 simulator. Are my assumptions correct or did I do something to remove the older simulator without knowing? You can redownload the simulator in the Xcode preferences. joe Download Xcode 4.3.3 for lion and open the dmg, and click and show package contents,and copy the Contents\Developer\platforms\iPhoneOS.platform\sdks\iPhoneOs5.1sdk folders into your xcode4.5 Contents\Developer\platorms\iPhoneOS.platform

With the latest changes to xcode 6, it looks like the .app file and document folder no longer resides in the same folder in the iPhone simulator directory. Previously, we can access the directory and .app file at /Users/me/Library/Application Support/iPhone Simulator/7.1/Applications/SomeCrpyticNumber but in Xcode 6, the simulator directory is completely different: ~/Library/Developer/CoreSimulator/Devices/CrypticNumber1/data/Containers/Bundle/CrypticNumber2/MyApp.app and ~/Library/Developer/CoreSimulator/Devices/CrypticNumber1/data/Containers/Data/CrypticNumber3/Documents where CryptNumber 1

While I am developing the iOS app I need to test it in simulator with dark mode option so I can get more clarity about the app UI. But when I go to the Setting I am not getting option for dark mode as real device showing. In Settings , scroll down to Developer and then Dark Appearance … You can toggle the interface mode (i.e. Light / Dark) as well as adjust dynamic type setting on the fly (when the simulator is running) like this: Alternatively, you can also switch the appearance programmatically ( docs ): override func viewDidLoad() { super.viewDidLoad() #if DEBUG // change the appearance

Our iOS automation tests on simulator have gone through disaster since upgrading to Xcode6. We can observe view switching slowing down, UIAutomation felt it too and often returned an empty or not fully updated app main window, you can imagine the stability. Part of the reason is that we have slow VMs, but still we need to find ways to workaround it. Then I notice there's the CoreSimulatorService process staying alive between the launches and shutdowns of simulator. So I killed it to see what change would it make: killall -9 com.apple.CoreSimulator.CoreSimulatorService After it was killed and