Everytime I finish a new PL design of ZYNQ and open the SDK, the SDK preferrence settings always restore the same. So I need to set the font & color again.
How can I save the settings ?
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I find that once you have set the preference, the same projects will looks OK.
But the other projects or newly created projects are not Set...
Btw, Is that anyone can help me to change the theme of the SDK? The official theme is too ugly...
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My app is on App store & there is no localization as I can see in Code (Plz see attached image below)
But when I looked app on App store page I can see there are two languages (English, Icelandic) see below
I have Mapbox & OneSingle third-party library in the code but don't think I am getting Icelandic because of them.
Please suggest how to remove Icelandic from app store preview.
Check your project settings:
You may have some resource in your project (storyboard/asset/other file) that may have been localised by mistake.
More info on this page.
I am using MSDKUI to display UI elements with navigation. I can't find the way to change the default language to the phones local language.
The HERE Mobile SDK UI Kit for iOS should have already support for 14+ languages. Please check the documentation to verify what languages are available.
Within Xcode you have to add the desired languages you want to support. If the language is not yet supported, then the device will fallback to English.
For example, Xcode 9 and Xcode 10 already support base internationalization. Verify that the checkbox is marked:
Select your project in Xcode's file navigator. Make sure the project and not the target is selected. You should see the checkbox labelled 'Use Base Internationalization'. If it is not selected, please select it.
With the +/- buttons above you can add or remove supported languages for your app. Make sure the selected language will match the ones from the HERE Mobile SDK UI Kit.
Set a language on the device via phone settings. Restart your app: The components should be localized now.
Note that this procedure does not contain any HERE specific steps. It's just the standard way on iOS how to add localization to your app. Once the app is properly localized the HERE Mobile SDK UI Kit will recognize the language and display the current language, if available.
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So I want to create some Quiz Game on Unity that the questions data using external file (in this case I using JSON). I want to keep my questions data can access/edit by myself separately. And then I just have to copy-paste it manually to persistentDataPath in iOS but I don't know how to do it. Anyone can help me?
Note : I don't wanna use any script/code to do it, just manually Copy-Paste it...\
thank you,
You need to set "Application Supports iTunes file sharing" key in the info plist of your app in Xcode.
...and then you can access persistentDataPath through iTunes.
(In the example screenshot below I copied midi.csv from my MacBook to excel in my iPad)
To make it more comfy add a PostProcessBuild-script like this one (gist).
It applies the setting after each build, so no manual steps.
As a developer doing many operations with files in my own apps' sandboxes (An app's subfolder environment such as Documents folder etc.) on the device, I found it extremely useful to be able to browse my app folder to see if my code was writing things to the correct places etc. I always used to use iExplorer for this & it was vital. To my horror, I came to do the same browsing today, only to find that you can no longer look inside the app's folders with tools like iExplorer. Some research tells me that as of iOS 8.3, Apple have placed restrictions which stop these tools from doing the great job they did.
Is there a work-around now at the iOS9 stage or even any tools that still manage to do it? This was so essential as a dev.
I'm assuming you mean a physical device, not the Simulator. In that case, you could open the Devices window (Xcode > Window > Devices) and then select the relevant device on the left.
In the Installed Apps section, select your app, and then click the gear icon which will give you a menu to Show, Download or Replace Container...
Now, it's available FileBrowser to browse the content of an app folder (in its sandbox).
I have an application that I would like to test in another language. Using Xcode is there a way to test the application in another language without changing my language preferences on my iPhone?
It is very simple. In Xcode go to menu "Product" and Alt + click on "Run..." menu item.
This will open schemes. On "Run" scheme open "Options" tab. Select "Application Language" and Run.
Well, not really I guess. The only other way is to implement the whole language choosing possibility by yourself, i.e. give the user (or just yourself as developer) the possibility to change the language manually. But that's really a lot of overhead and you'll probably not want that.
There is no quick other way of doing so I'm afraid :/
You can create instances of the simulator with Xcode 6.1 (windows->devices) , see attached ss.
So, create a iphone-language version. This new 'simulator' is now available in the drop down list of devices when you build and run. Run in that new target device. When your app start, you should see the proper simulator in the window banner as here :
Now go into settings and set the language to your desired target. Should work, but have not tested with an actual multi-language app myself.