You should be able to see them if you hold down the Option key while clicking the mouse in the area you wish to “pinch”. Also if you press press Shift-Option it will lock the two “fingers” positions relative to each other. Place the pointer where you want the pinch to occur. Hold down the …
From Menu Bar, I/O -> Input -> Send Keyboard Input to Device. It really helps.
after a lot of messing around, I set these two settings and the build ran on to my physical device. Goto Xcode, click on Runner select Project (top one) go to Info tab change configurations for debug top Runner (green icon) to Generated Bottom Runner (red circles) Pods-Runner-debug
The problem is in your code, i have faced with this too. Look at my old code let keyboardNib = UINib(nibName: “ChatCustomKeyboardView”, bundle: nil) customKeyboardView = keyboardNib.instantiateWithOwner(self, options: nil)[0] as! UIView view.addSubview(customKeyboardView) Then i changed it to this let nib = UINib(nibName: “ChatCustomKeyboardView”, bundle: nil) let objects = nib.instantiateWithOwner(self, options: nil) view = objects[0] as! …
Run the simulator Run Safari on the Simulator Drag a picture onto Safari running on the Simulator, this opens the image. Click and hold on the image, or tap on the share icon in the bottom tool bar. You’ll get an alert asking if you want to store the image to your phone
What worked for me, Go to your target Build Phases and on “Embedded App Extensions” check the “Copy only when installing” checkbox.
Install Little Snitch and temporarily block all connections from iOS Simulator when the dialog comes up.
You can record your screen with QuickTime and then convert that MOV file into a GIF. Open QuickTime and click on the “File” menu then “New Screen Recording”. Drag your pointer to select the region of the screen you want to record, and then click the Start Recording button within the region. When you’re finished, …
Compile your library twice. Once using the device SDK, and again using the Simulator SDK. Then use the lipo command line tool to create a “fat” library. lipo -create libdevice.a libsimulator.a -output libcombined.a That should give you what you need.