ios-simulator

Currently I'm working on a iOS application (iOS 6), In which I need to implement a static library. I successfully implemented the Static library using this tutorial . And I successfully added the static library to other project and Installed the app to iPhone !. It's working successfully. But my issue is when I tried to run it on my simulator some errors are coming: "_OBJC_CLASS_$_MMPAlert", referenced from: objc-class-ref in ViewController.o ld: symbol(s) not found for architecture i386 clang: error: linker command failed with exit code 1 (use -v to see invocation) I added the target

I wanted to use the Accessibility Inspector to verify all the accessibility identifiers in my app running in the simulator (iOS 9.2). Accessibility Inspector is able to return multiple accessibility fields but not the identifiers. Any idea why and how I could see them ? You will never be able to (without changes from Apple) see this property in Accessibility Inspector, because it isn't really used for accessibility. That it is associated with accessibility is a misnomer, related to accessibility API's generic value in identifying elements for automated testing using UI Automation, because

I just upgraded Xcode from 4.2 to 4.3.3. I then launches iOS Simulator (with "Hardware -> Device" set to "iPhone (Retina)") and the simulator now appears so big that the app page has literally to be scrolled!! (previously it was just right ...no scrolling needed). Even the 'Home Page' in the simulator seems to need scrolling! Here's the screenshot...note that the 'home page' has the scroll bar in the right and bottom) ...why is this? Shouldn't it fit exactly and not need any scrolling? I have a 17" laptop that is 1920x1200 resolution, the newest iPad has a resolution of 2048x1536. The iPad

I am trying to write a game. That game uses tilt effect, but i don't know how to test it on Iphone Simulator 3.0. I search it on internet, but the result is zero. How can i...? Short answer: You can't, not directly. You have to use a real device. Longer answer: You could subclass UIAccelerometer and do as you like. You could simulate input, or write a client and server pair that sends acceleration information from a real device to your app running in the simulator, or from your Macbook's accelerometer if you fancy waving your laptop around. Try https://code.google.com/p/accelerometer-simulator

I'm working with Xcode 10.1 (10B61) on an app that needs permission to use the microphone. (Almost) Every time I start the app from Xcode (in simulator) I get a system popup: "Appname" would like to access the microphone "Privacy - Microphone Usage Description""> It doesn't matter if I select "Don't Allow" or "OK". This message keeps popping up. How can I fix it? Update [fixed] This issue seems to be fixed in Xcode 10.2 👍 You can get rid of this following this steps: Go to "Security & Privacy" Settings on macOS. Select "Microphone" on the left panel. Uncheck the Xcode option on the right panel