There are some signing options where if you are part of a TestFlight team, your install will last for a certain time. There are other install options where if you have an Enterprise cert installed

Seems like it’s a custom signed IPA.

Did you find out anything more about this problem? We're experiencing it too. iPhone app builds expire after 1 year, but last only a week or two on the iPad. My boss just got bitten by this at a

One thing I find when working with scroll views is that making the contained view flipped is usually helpful. If you return YES from an override to -isFlipped, scroll views default to a position with

I have a UITableView that has x number of simple rows (name and image), then one row at the end that also has a name and image, but also uses a disclosure indicator accessory, which opens a new scene

A friend of mine has a problem: When he installs an app (via Xcode) on his iPhone it works fine (probably the app will expire after one year). But when he installs the same app on his iPad, the app

I found one reference for iOS 10: https://github.com/JaviSoto/iOS10-Runtime-Headers/blob/master/Frameworks/CoreMotion.framework/CMSensorRecorder.h but on inspection it’s clear it’s derived from a

It’s not in the Obj-C header file either. (iOS 13.0 SDK in Xcode 11) This just looks like an error in the documentation. Perhaps this method existed for a while in the beta period for 13.0. I

I’d stick with the button, because its clickability shouldn’t be in doubt. The text field, if it’s just a label, is not generally assumed to be clickable, and if you show it as editable, that

Xcode 11, targeted at 13 or 12.x (no difference to this issue). I need to accumulate accelerometer data from Core Motion over long periods of time (I’m aware of the 12-hour / 3-day limits). The

I was in a similar situation last year - albeit not with DevMate: had to find an alternative to eSellerate. After a lengthy research and comparison of whatever licensing platforms I could find, I

Is anyone out there using Devmate as a means of handling licensing in their Mac apps? If so, you’ll know it’s deprecated as of December, and so far Fastspring, who bought out Devmate, appear not

Thanks, found it now. The documentation is pretty good, a cross reference/index would be icing of the cake! Cheers Dave

It means the corresponding function argument does not have a parameter label when **calling** the function. So you would call via something like: This is documented in the Swift Language Guide

Hi All, In a definition like this: func NSLocationInRange(_ loc: Int, _ range: NSRange) -> Bool What does the “_” by itself mean? I can’t seem to find anywhere in the documentation where this

Thank you! It didn't occur to me because it's been working like that elsewhere for several years -- but with an instance method (and different class). Looking again, I'm not sure that

Shouldn't that be "if (!didAddMethod)" ? —Jens

The subject more or less says it. I tried using code similar to how I do it with instance methods, to no avail. I'm now wondering if it's actually possible. (It's a read-only property, if that makes a

Hi all, I have realised I’m having some subtle problems with images not being saved quite how I need them to be, and the problem seems to be caused by colorspace issues. Up until now I’ve kind of

It turns out that if you dink around enough, sooner or later things just work right. Maybe AppleScript was keeping a cached version of my dict in memory or something, but I quit Script Debugger and