Hi Alex,
Quote from Xcode GPX file template:
Optionally provide a time element for each waypoint. Xcode will interpolate
movement at a rate of speed based on the time elapsed between each waypoint. If
you do not provide a time element, then Xcode will use a fixed rate of speed.
Waypoints must
The ability to do location simulation to test our product in various locations
across this planet.
I found a way around it though.
Make an app with a GPX file that travels across the planet (or country).
Distribute it ad-hoc and have your QA team run it.
Your app will respond as that app
Watch out: the compiler in Xcode 7.1b3 is not detecting mismatched Obj-C return
types, at least for methods that return objects. For example, the following
compiles with no warnings, even with all typical warning flags enabled:
@interface Foo : NSObject
- (NSString*) name;
@end
@implementation
Ugh. Precisely the type of regression that should've been caught by an
automated test. Assuming it's not something in your project, that is ;-)
> On Oct 20, 2015, at 18:21 , Jens Alfke wrote:
>
> Watch out: the compiler in Xcode 7.1b3 is not detecting mismatched Obj-C
>
Hi list,
I have a vertical stack view, so I need its items in a certain order. The last
two items, though, refuse to swap places; I have a label and then a switch, but
I want the switch to come before the label. Usually, I'd lock the mouse down on
the invisible button to the right of the item