So I have a few buttons in my app that i want to show tool tips above. I am using the module EasyTipView but it shows the tool tip below my button, I want the tool tip above my buttons. Can anyone please help, I am super new to iOS and I know it's an easy task but I am unable to find a solution.
https://github.com/teodorpatras/EasyTipView
I think I found EasyTipView. It looks like it is on github at https://github.com/teodorpatras/EasyTipView. Is that it?
If so, that class has a property arrowPosition. The "Usage" section of the readme says:
Usage
First you should customize the preferences:
var preferences = EasyTipView.Preferences()
// deleted other preferences settings that aren't relevant
preferences.drawing.arrowPosition = EasyTipView.ArrowPosition.top
Further down in readme, it lists the legal arrow positions as .top, .bottom,.left,.right, and .any.
If you want your tool tip to appear below the view, you should try usingEasyTipView.ArrowPosition.top.
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I am trying to take screenshot of every screen during iphone app automation on a simulator. Along with the screenshot I also want to extract all strings in the that particular view before taking a screenshot using xcode. Is there a way to do that? Purpose is to send these screenshots and strings for validation to another tool.
This can be done using Web Driver Agent(WDA) provided by facebook. It does provide all the functionalities you need for your app.
Here is link to github repo for it:
https://github.com/facebook/WebDriverAgent
Please have a look at it. It might help you achieving your goal.
If you are using the XCUITest framework for your automation, you can use XCUIScreen.main.screenshot() to get a screenshot of the current state.
To fetch all text currently on screen you can use XCUIApplication().descendants(matching: .textField) or .buttons or .any or whatever you expect to be on the screen, and extract the text from the element
let descendants = XCUIApplication().descendants(matching: .textField)
foreach descendant in descendants { descendant.label /*do something*/ }
You need to set an Accessibility Identifier on the view elements for this to work.
So I have my app set up with two view controllers. The first one is my initiation screen, where the app starts, and the second is one the user can navigate to. I added the second one later on in my development, but when I went to the right column under the identity inspector, my new Cocoa Touch Class file is not populated for me to select. Now if you ask me to just type it in, I've tried that, it does not seem to connect. I've tested it by printing a simple line in the viewDidLoad() of the new second class when it is loaded in the simulator, but nothing is printed. Any help would be greatly appreciated!! Thanks!
EDIT
Easy fix is:
Select the activity indicator on storyboard and go to identity inspector and copy the object id. as image: ObjectID_ActivityIndicator
Right click the storyboard file which has the view controller you are working at.
Open as > Source Code
Press command + F to find and look for the id you copied previously
Paste this: customClass="yourclassname" customModule="moduleNAme" customModuleProvider="target"(don't change this target word, you can choose desired module from identity inspector if any).
Command + S to save it and again right click on storyboard file > openAs> Interface builder
Now select activity indicator again and go to identity inspector. You will now see it there. You can also change it as per requirement.
Enjoy. I faced this problem today and found no help online. My class and module field were greyed out. Tried this fix and it worked.
Note: Make sure your custom class is accessible and is in app directory i.e it's not highlighted in red color but gives a normal look.
I have seen a problem like this where the solution was to change the "Module" to a specific value, close the storyboard, reopen it and delete the "Module" setting (assuming it was originally blank or restore it to its original value). This happened in project with many targets and their names may have changed.
I found following text in the Apple documentation about WatchKit's Long Look (the detail view of a push notification):
The content area ... For custom interfaces, you can configure this area to start underneath the sash or just below it.
How to start the content from underneath the sash? I'd like to partially overlap an image with the sash, but couldn't find any options for that (could only layout all my content below the sash).
On the watchkit forums over at developer.apple.com there was a discussion about this topic. It's removed from beta 5 by design and that's all we know right now.
edit: I found out how to get this to work!
Select the "Static Notification Interface Controller"
Change the color field
This is good question and...I can't answer it directly.
The thing is: if you download Xcode Beta 4, content will start from underneath the Sash.
However in Xcode Beta 5 it starts from below lower edge of sash. Don't know whether it's a bug or feature.
I need to show error message as a tooltip in iOS 8 but i don't know how to do it. What I want is something similar to the one shown in below image (I'm referring to the tooltip with messages Select and Select All):
There is a great collection of libraries which already target your problem.
For example have a look at: AMPopTip.
Then you could show the popover like:
self.popTip = [AMPopTip popTip];
[self.popTip showText:errorMessage direction:AMPopTipDirectionUp maxWidth:200 inView:self.view fromFrame:textField.frame];
and hide it:
[self.popTip hide];
Have a look at the github repo there are more examples for customizing this control.
You can find more which might suit your needs better here: cocoacontrols.com
I had a similar problem and wrote my own custom tooltip.
You can init with your custom view (i assume you write some delegations to detect actions within.) and present from anywhere.
Maybe not the best replacement of UIPopoverController but still works great. And a lifesaver for iPhone. Also highly customisable.
https://github.com/akeara/AKETooltip
Hope this helps.
I'm new to developing firefox addons and was wondering if there is a way to override/modify the link preview text that appears at the bottom of the browser when you hover over a link.
I've looked briefly and wasn't able to find any reference describing this.
Thanks for any thoughts.
You can set the status text like this:
aDOMWindow.XULBrowserWindow.setOverLink('blah')
Where aDOMWindow is a window like that returned from for example Services.wm.getMostRecentWindow('navigator:browser').
So like do link.addEventListener('onmouseenter'.... a function that does setOverLink
and to make it go away set it to blank string. So just window.XULBrowserWindow.setOverLink('')
But you are doing this on mouse enter of a link and by default mouse out of links will blank it so you may not neede to handle blanking it.
edit:
you asked about add-sdk, so the Services.wm.getMostRecentWindow might not make sense, so here's a quick test you can try in sdk:
const { getMostRecentBrowserWindow } = require('sdk/window/utils');
getMostRecentBrowserWindow().XULBrowserWindow.setOverLink('hiiiiiii!!!')