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I am using CTCallCenter in my project. Now it's deprecated, I would like to know what are alternatives? How to get the event for the voice call? This is poorly documented, but I've found this mention in CTCallCenter public header files: "Replaced by <CallKit/CXCallObserver.h> " So, from iOS 10 you should use CXCallObserver class of new CallKit framework to retrieve info about active calls: CXCallObserver *callObserver = [[CXCallObserver alloc] init]; Provide object, conforming to CXCallObserverDelegate protocol and queue, on which you want to perform delegate callbacks: // If queue is nil,

I implemented custom navigation bar height, by subclassing it with following code class TMNavigationBar: UINavigationBar { ///The height you want your navigation bar to be of static let navigationBarHeight: CGFloat = 44.0 ///The difference between new height and default height static let heightIncrease:CGFloat = navigationBarHeight - 44 override init(frame: CGRect) { super.init(frame: frame) initialize() } required init?(coder aDecoder: NSCoder) { super.init(coder: aDecoder) initialize() } private func initialize() { let shift = TMNavigationBar.heightIncrease/2 ///Transform all view to shift

I have an app that worked fine in the released version of Xcode. I downloaded the beta and after I fixed all the little changes I ran it and it worked. I just came back and ran it again and I get an error saying The request to open "com.matthewhsingleton.Smoke" failed . (null) was unable to service the request. I have quit Xcode and reopened it, I have restarted my computer, tried different iPhone simulators and all produce the same resulte Felipe Andrade My error was similar, instead of "(null)", the message was: "SpringBoard was unable to service the request" Restarting the simulator worked

I have a class that takes an UIImage , initializes a CIImage with it like so: workingImage = CIImage.init(image: baseImage!) Then the image is used to cut out 9 neighbouring squares in a 3x3 pattern out of it - in a loop: for x in 0..<3 { for y in 0..<3 { croppingRect = CGRect(x: CGFloat(Double(x) * sideLength + startPointX), y: CGFloat(Double(y) * sideLength + startPointY), width: CGFloat(sideLength), height: CGFloat(sideLength)) let tmpImg = (workingImage?.cropping(to: croppingRect))! } } Those tmpImgs are inserted into a table and later used, but thats besides the point. This code works on

I pass a contact Identifier from Contacts tableview controller to another Location tableview controller. So I define a delegate ContactSelectionDelegate and implement method userSelectedContact in Location tableview controller and get contactIdentifierString I am searching the database to find a match for contactIdentifierString and find value for another attribute provider name. This involves searching the whole database. Is there a faster way by assigning a predicate to the context fetchRequest. I thought that would be faster and fewer lines of code. Can someone suggest how to use predicates

I'm using SFSafariViewController to grab user's cookie in my app. Here's is my code: SFSafariViewController *safari = [[SFSafariViewController alloc]initWithURL:[NSURL URLWithString:referrerUrl] entersReaderIfAvailable:NO]; safari.delegate = self; safari.modalPresentationStyle = UIModalPresentationOverCurrentContext; safari.view.alpha = 0.0; safari.view.hidden = true; [self dismissViewControllerAnimated:false completion:nil]; NSLog(@"[referrerService - StoreViewController] presenting safari VC"); [self presentViewController:safari animated:false completion:nil]; This works well on iOS 9. but

The following code works fine on iOS 9, see this post. But it doesn't work on iOS 10. How to open WIFI settings programmatically on iOS 10 [[UIApplication sharedApplication] openURL:[NSURL URLWithString:@"prefs:root=WIFI"]]; Ahmad F The same exact code should work, but for iOS 10 you need to do some additional work by adding "prefs" to the URL Types: After selecting your target: Navigate to "Info" tab. After scrolling to bottom, you should see "URL Types" section. Add a new one (by clicking on the plus button) and fill the "URL Schemes" with "prefs". It should be similar to this: Now, your

This question is about the new UserNotifications framework in iOS 10. I have an app that schedules a local notification every half hour after the user did a certain action in the app, starting at 1 hour. To avoid cluttering a user's lock screen or notification center, I only want one notification to show up at a time, so there is only one notification with the most recent, relevant information. My plan to achieve this is to clear all delivered notifications any time a new notification is presented. It seems this should be possible with the new willPresent method of