Thomas Jacque,
What I am going to say here is untested. So far I haven't got the time to
try it out but it should work (tm).
What you see on the Documents interface on iTunes is the same folder you
get when you use specialFolderPath(documents). So why doesn't all apps
shown up? Because you need
Jacqueline,
So then, is the Documents folder you're saving to the same folder that Apple
expects? In other words can you register that folder as a shared folder and see
the contents in iTunes?
Thanks
Tom McGrath III
Lazy River Software
http://lazyriver.on-rev.com
3mcgr...@comcast.net
On Nov
On 11/18/10 9:14 AM, Thomas McGrath III wrote:
Jacqueline,
So then, is the Documents folder you're saving to the same folder
that Apple expects? In other words can you register that folder as a
shared folder and see the contents in iTunes?
I think so, but I've only tested in the simulator so
Well this would be great news for a few projects of mine. In xCode you have to
register in the applications pList file for Document Sharing in order to 'turn
on' this feature.
Tom McGrath III
Lazy River Software
http://lazyriver.on-rev.com
3mcgr...@comcast.net
I Can Speak on the iPad Store
Ron,
I haven't used LC for the APPLE desktop store yet but I am developing a few
applications for the APP iOS store. In the APP iOS store application you can
not spit out stacks as in 1. and although you could auto check for upgrades 3.
you could not download them because Apple won't allow it
Tom,
Thanks for the reply and specifics. I recognize that Apple's policy is
a work in progress and the app store will probably be somewhat
different from the iOS store but I am looking for some guidelines to
keep from making obvious mistakes.
So what do you do for saving prefs for your iOS app?
Ron,
I haven't tried in the latest release but before that there was no way for iOS
to save out a stack or a preferences file that I know of. In xCode you have a
few choices. Either save to the settings pane via API provided by apple or you
could save a pList to 'your sandbox' documents folder
On 11/17/10 4:46 PM, Thomas McGrath III wrote:
I haven't tried in the latest release but before that there was no
way for iOS to save out a stack or a preferences file that I know of.
Basic file read/write and file URL access works now. I'm saving a
text-based prefs file to the Documents
As a follow up to my earlier question _can_ we use LiveCode desktop to
make desktop apps to be sold through the Apple store (Kevin's answer
was a qualified 'yes') Is anyone _actually_ moving forward with an app
for the Apple store?
I have an app that I want to make available in the store but I'm
Ron,
I don't develop for iPad/iPhone (yet) but it seems to me that
Revolution owe all its developers who do develop on that platform an
answer to your questions and any others that would make it easier to
develop apps for the Apple Store.
Pete Haworth
On Nov 16, 2010, at 8:06 PM, ron
ron barber wrote:
I know about Apple's reversal of policy on the iPhone/pad and Rev's
progress on providing a solution via LiveCode iOS to us to submit apps
to that store. With the announcement of the upcoming App Store I was
under the impression that applications made with LiveCode were also
I think Richard's answer just covered the topic about whether LiveCode apps are
permitted now, but part of the question was about whether Xcode has to be used
as the way to submit the app?
Is there a walkthrough somewhere of the submission process for LiveCode apps?
Thanks RIchard
I understand about LiveCode Mobile and Apple's policy reversals. But
what about the upcoming non-iOS App store, the one for non-mobile
applications. We don't use LiveCode mobile for these apps as well,
right? Can we use desktop LiveCode to make desktop app for the
upcoming desktop
Though I have a project starting next week which will have me making an iPad
app -- I hope for my client's sake that the SDK terms remain stable enough to
allow a positive ROI on that investment).
Sure you will be successful ! Seems that SJ is really able to do, analyze and
remove its own
On 11/11/2010 13:41, ron barber runrev...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks RIchard
I understand about LiveCode Mobile and Apple's policy reversals. But
what about the upcoming non-iOS App store, the one for non-mobile
applications. We don't use LiveCode mobile for these apps as well,
right? Can we
Thank you Kevin for this affirmation. I appreciate all the efforts
made to enable us to take advantage of these opportunities, both
mobile and desktop. Please keep us updated on the progress of those
submitting their apps. I hope to do so soon as well.
Thanks
Ron
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