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On iOS 10 this code doesn't work in order to remove the tabBar shadow line: [[UITabBar appearance] setShadowImage:[[UIImage alloc] init]]; Somebody knows, what must I do to remove it? On iOS 9.3 with this two lines the line is removed, but iOS 10 ignores setShadowImage command. Just the 2 lines removes the topline tabBar.shadowImage = UIImage() tabBar.backgroundImage = UIImage() Just try to bellow code for iOS 10 :- - (BOOL)application:(UIApplication *)application didFinishLaunchingWithOptions:(NSDictionary *)launchOptions { // Override point for customization after application launch. [

It seems that when pulling textures from a texture atlas, I am now generating new textures instead of using the same texture across different sprites with iOS 10. On iOS 9, this works as expected. Is anyone else experiencing this issue? Perhaps there is a step I missed that is now a part of iOS 10. Notes: I created a sample project and created a new atlas, then just dragged spaceship in @1x, I have also tried preloading, and that did nothing as well. Code: let atlas = SKTexturAtlas(named:"Sprites") var texture = atlas.textureNamed("Spaceship") print("\(Unmanaged.passUnretained(texture)),\

Widgets now include the concept of display mode (represented by NCWidgetDisplayMode ), which lets you describe how much content is available and allows users to choose a compact or expanded view. How to expand widget in ios 10.0? It doesn't work as in ios 9. Vladius001 Ok, i found right solution here . 1) Set the display mode to NCWidgetDisplayMode.expanded first in viewDidLoad : override func viewDidLoad() { super.viewDidLoad() self.extensionContext?.widgetLargestAvailableDisplayMode = NCWidgetDisplayMode.expanded } 2) Implement new protocol method: func widgetActiveDisplayModeDidChange(_

iOS 10 adds the ability for the user to set their "Temperature Unit" choice under Settings > General > Language & Region > Temperature Unit. How can my app programmatically determine this setting so it can display the right temperature unit? I poured through NSLocale.h and didn't see anything relevant. (Before iOS 10, it was sufficient to test if the locale used metric and assume that metric users want to use Celsius. This is no longer the case.) There is this article by Alexandre Colucci that I found: http://blog.timac.org/?tag=nslocaletemperatureunit First, expose the NSLocaleTemperatureUnit

We are in advanced stages of developing a Swift2.2 app and hence have decided to migrate to 2.3 in the interim and do the full Swift 3 migration later. However we are unable to get beacon detection working post conversion to Swift 2.3. The method "didRangeBeacons" keeps returning an empty array. The same code was working in Swift 2.2 so we know we have all the permissions etc in place. Also if we open the "Locate" app on the same ipad then our app also starts returning data in "didRangeBeacons". Have tried various versions of the apps out there and all Swift2.3 apps are behaving the same way.