ios-simulator

On XCode 6, everything works well on device, but on simulator, sound is not played. There is my swift code : var url = NSURL(string: "http://my.url.com/sound.mp3") var data = NSData(contentsOfURL: url!) // Removed deprecated use of AVAudioSessionDelegate protocol AVAudioSession.sharedInstance().setCategory(AVAudioSessionCategoryPlayback, error: nil) AVAudioSession.sharedInstance().setActive(true, error: nil) self.player = AVAudioPlayer(data: data, error: nil) self.player.prepareToPlay() self.player.delegate = self self.player.volume = 1 self.player.play() There is the log : ERROR: 98: Error '

Ever since I updated to Xcode 11, the simulator freezes intermittently. Specially when the keyboard is brought to focus. I don't think it has anything to do with memory or any hardware specs of my Mac since it does not crashes, just doesn't respond to any events. The only solution so far is to rebuild again and again the app until the touch on the textfield magically responds again. Has anyone faced the same problem? Any ideias on what might be causing it? Thank you! According to this post in Apple's developer forum it's a bug in the simulator. A workaround is to disable to Pasteboard sync in

When running an app for the first time from Xamarin Studio on an iOS 10.1 Simulator, I got the following message: app name May Slow Down Your iPhone The developer of this app needs to update it to improve its compatibility. The app runs normally, and the message does not appear when I run it for the second time. How can I get rid of this message? It turned out that the app was only built for the i386 architecture and not for the newer x86_64 one. After changing this in the build settings (to "i386 & x86_64", though I suppose "x86_64" would help as well) it didn't occur anymore. Ref: https:/

The iPhone 6 Plus has a "one handed mode" that Apple describes as "Keep everything within reach" on their iPhone design page. The mode is enabled by double touching (but not pressing) the home button. When enabled the screen shrinks to roughly half its normal height. Is there a way to enable this mode in simulator for testing how it looks and transitions? I'm running Xcode 6 GM and have not been able to uncover anything. Worst case, can someone post the exact dimensions on device so it can be emulated via the resizable iPhone simulator? Update: According to John Gruber's review , the feature

In Xcode 6, the iOS simulator seems to either show no keyboard, meaning you can type but can't see the positioning and effect of the software keyboard, or it shows the software keyboard, meaning you can see it on the screen, but can't type on it - and typing on the soft keyboard with the mouse is really slow! How do I get the old behaviour back, where you can see the software keyboard, but type on the hardware one? Go to the simulator's Hardware menu. Make sure Connect Hardware Keyboard is checked. Choose Toggle software keyboard By default the hardware keyboard is connected, but the software

I am using Alert from react-native. How do I get detox to press the "Log out" button on the alert message? I tried using await element(by.text('Log out')).tap(); But I get "Multiple elements were matched" error. Presumably it finds 3 elements with same label. The original button with label "Log out" used to trigger the alert message, the alert message title, and the alert message button I want detox to press. Error Trace: [ { "Description" : "Multiple elements were matched: ( "<UILabel:0x7fe7964db910; AX=Y; AX.label='Log out'; AX.frame={{41, 234}, {238, 20.5}}; AX.activationPoint={160, 244.25}

I am facing a problem. When I try to run the simulator iPhone 5s (iOS 7.1) a message pops up saying " Unable to boot the iOS Simulator ". Though if I run the iPhone 5 or iPhone 4s simulators ( iOS 7.1 ) or iPhone 5s ( iOS 8.3/8.4 ) all work fine. I am running OS X Yosemite (10.10.5), Xcode 6.4 and iOS simulator iPhone 5s ( iOS 7.1 ). Update : CoreSimulator.log: Error Domain=NSPOSIXErrorDomain Code=60 "Unable to boot the iOS Simulator." UserInfo=0x7ffe8d94f990 {NSLocalizedDescription=Unable to boot the iOS Simulator., NSLocalizedFailureReason=launchd failed to respond.} DiagnosticReports:

I'm facing a strange issue and have no idea how to solve it. I have in my app a simple viewcontroller with 3 textfield. I have define them as IBOutlet in my .h and linked them with the file's owner. Two of them are define with default Keyboard, the other use phone pad keyboard. When i Try to edit the phone field (phone pad keyboard) it's ok. Keyboard appear, field can be modify. When i try to edit one of the 2 others, then the app crash for the reason :"Terminating in response to SpringBoard's termination." I did not receive memory warning. This works fine if i try it on the iPhone 4 iOS 4.2