Yet another problem with Twilio for me. So, I'm trying to connect with another user with parametes. Here's my code:
-(void)connect:(CDVInvokedUrlCommand*)command {
NSLog(#"The content of dict is%#",[command.arguments objectAtIndex:0]);
NSDictionary *dict = [command.arguments objectAtIndex:0];
for(NSString *key in [dict allKeys]) {
NSLog(#"%#",key);
NSLog(#"%#",[dict objectForKey:key]);
}
[self.device connect:dict delegate:self];
}
Problem: no matter what I have in NSDictionary nothing gets passed to server. I have tryied with number of parameters, nothing gets passed. Not even To parameters, on non of other, custom ones. It works for every other platform, but not for iOS.
What em I missing here? According to docs it should work, connect method is taking NSDictionary as input,
-connect:(NSDictionary*)params delegate:(id<TCConnectionDelegate>)delegate, so where should I look?
PS. This is yet another big problem Twilio lib that I had in last few days. Im getting enough of it.
OK, the problem was that I was passing NSDictionary with key that had integer value. The -connect method accepts only <NSString NSString> NSDictionary.
Let's figure this out. It’s not entirely clear from your code sample what exactly you've passed in as arguments so forgive me if I suggest something you might've already tried.
What happens if you try something like this?
NSDictionary *params = #{#"To": "number_to_dial"};
_connection = [_phone connect:params delegate:self];
If this does not work, we can be certain the problem lies in the account, token, or app itself.
The iOS sample shows how to pass the dialing parameters, however it’s still the developer’s responsibility to create proper TwiML that contains the dialing command tags that Twilio recognizes.
If the call is hitting your server though without any parameters being passed in, there should be a Twilio CallSid available in the TCConnectionDelegate.connectionDidConnect: method. If that's the case, I would suggest contacting support with that Sid and we can dig more info from the server to see what parameters are being passed.
Here's how to retrieve the CallSid:
- (void)connectionDidConnect:(TCConnection *)connection {
NSString *callsid = [[connection parameters] objectForKey:#"CallSid"];
...
}
Could you see if you are able to see this callback method being called and try to provide the CallSid if possible?
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According to the nest API docs:
"To cancel an eta, send estimated_arrival_window_begin = 0. Check that you're sending an integer (0) in this call, not a string ("0"), or the call will fail."
See https://developers.nest.com/documentation/cloud/eta-reference/
My code is based on the iOS NestDK sample which uses Firebase.
I set things up using the addSubscriptionToURL method as follows:
[[FirebaseManager sharedManager] addSubscriptionToURL:[NSString stringWithFormat:#"structures/%#/eta", structureId] withBlock:^(FDataSnapshot *snapshot) {}];
I can then make successful calls to set an eta window for a specific trip.
However, i can't seem to be able to cancel the eta for the same trip. If i just specify the trip_id and estimated_arrival_window_begin properties i get an error message complaining that the estimated_arrival_window_end field is missing.
NSMutableDictionary *values = [[NSMutableDictionary alloc] init];
[values setValue:[_tripId UUIDString] forKey:#"trip_id"];
[values setValue:[NSNumber numberWithInt:0] forKey:#"estimated_arrival_window_begin"];
[[FirebaseManager sharedManager] setValues:values forURL:[NSString stringWithFormat:#"structures/%#/eta", structureId]];
I tried also setting estimated_arrival_window_end to 0 but i then get an error message saying that the estimated_arrival_window_begin is in the past. It seems to be interpreting the 0 value as the beginning of time. Well some time in 1970 anyway!
What am i doing wrong here?!
Thanks!
Are you using a Nest account with virtual devices created with the Nest Home Simulator? There appears to be a bug using virtual devices versus real devices. Please try using a Nest account with real devices.
I am new to Evernote SDK development and am using the evernote cloud SDK 2.0 as recommended by Evernote.
However, I am having trouble to get the NSString content out of the ENNoteContent object. I have tried the followings from searching online but none seems to work with the cloud sdk as I guess they are all for the old version of Evernote SDK...
1 Using "convertENMLToHTML" method.
According to this and this, I could call convertENMLToHTML directly on an ENNoteContent object much like this convertENMLToHTML:note.content. However, in the cloud SDK, this resulted in an exception inside ENMLUtility that terminates the app because convertENMLToHTML is expecting an NSString as opposed to ENNoteContent and the first thing this function does is trying to call [enmlContent dataUsingEncoding:NSUTF8StringEncoding]] which caused the exception if enmlContent is a pointer to ENNoteContent but not a pointer to NSString.
2 Attempting to get _emml object out of the ENNoteContent object
This post has a quote of calling [note.content enml] but this again doesn't work with cloud sdk as object enml isn't defined in the interface.
Does anyone know how one can get an NSString out of ENNoteContent? I would expect this to be a very straightforward process but am surprised that I wasn't able to find anything that works for the Cloud SDK.
3 Using generateWebArchiveData method
Per Sash's answer below, I have also attempted to use the generateWebArchiveData method in the example from the cloud sdk. The code I have looks like this:
[[ENSession sharedSession] downloadNote:result.noteRef progress:^(CGFloat progress) {
} completion:^(ENNote *note, NSError *downloadNoteError) {
if (note) {
NSLog(#"%#", note.title);
[note generateWebArchiveData:^(NSData *data) {
NSString* strContent = [[NSString alloc] initWithData:data encoding:NSUTF8StringEncoding];
NSLog(#"test content %#", strContent);
}];
} else {
NSLog(#"Error downloading note contents %#", downloadNoteError);
}
}];
However, strContent outputs "null" for a note that I have verified with legitimate content.
As a temporary hack, we added #property (nonatomic, copy) NSString * emml;
in ENNoteContent.h and removed the same line in ENNoteContent.m to get around this for now.
You are close. Technique #1 above is what you want, but as you discovered the enml property is private in the "default" SDK. Import the "advanced" header and you'll have access to note.content.enml. That is a string, and you can send it to convertENMLtoHTML if you prefer an HTML representation.
Do note that there is no "plaintext" string content for an existing note. You'll always see it as markup, and if you want to get rid of the markup, doing so is beyond the scope of the SDK-- how to do that depends very much on what the content you're dealing with looks like.
You should check out their samples included with SDK, seems like
-[ENNote generateWebArchiveData:] will get you HTML NSData in the completion block
https://github.com/evernote/evernote-cloud-sdk-ios/blob/master/Getting_Started.md#downloading-and-displaying-an-existing-note might also help
I have been attempting to debug a issue with my code, and just came upon an odd phenomenon. Found this in the debug area when a breakpoint was triggered:
Am I correct in observing that there are multiple values for this key: #"6898173"??
What are possible causes of this? I do not set those key-value pairs using the string literal, but by getting a substring of a string retrieved and decoded from a GKSession transmission.
I still have this up in the debug area in xcode, incase theres anything else there that might help.
EDIT:
By request, here is the code that would have created one of the two strings (another was created at an earlier time):
[carForPeerID setObject:[[MultiScreenRacerCarView alloc] initWithImage:[UIImage imageNamed:#"simple-travel-car-top_view"] trackNumber:[[[NSString stringWithUTF8String:data.bytes] substringWithRange:range] intValue]] forKey:[[NSString stringWithUTF8String:[data bytes]] substringFromIndex:9]];
The string in data might look something like this:
car00.0146898173
EDIT:
Code that sends the data:
[self.currentSession sendData:[[NSString stringWithFormat:#"car%i%#%#", [(MultiScreenRacerCarView *)[carForPeerID objectForKey:peerID] trackNumber], speed, [(MultiScreenRacerCarView *)[carForPeerID objectForKey:peerID] owner]] dataUsingEncoding:NSUTF8StringEncoding] toPeers:#[(NSString *)[peersInOrder objectAtIndex:(self.myOrderNumber + 1)]] withDataMode:GKSendDataReliable error:nil];
Sorry its hard to read. Its only one line.
What you're seeing is a debugger "feechure". When you have a mutable dictionary and modify it, the debugger may not show you the correct view of the object.
To reliably display the contents of an NSMutableArray or NSMutableDictionary, switch to the console and type po carForPeerID.
Im sending (with ASIFormDataRequest) a POST request, with 4 parameters. The server launches a NullPointerException when this request arrives. When I debug the app, I don't know how to actually see what's inside the parameters in the request done by the phone. Is there any way to achieve this? Maybe I am missing some option in XCode?
Thank you.
To see the post parameters, you will need to look inside yourFormRequest.postBody, but please note the data is NSMutableData so you will have to convert it to NSString or NSDictionary
Like following
NSString *str = [[NSString alloc] initWithData:[yourFormRequest.postBody] encoding:NSUTF8StringEncoding];
So I have read this question, which seems to be exactly the kind of problem I am having, but the answer in that post does not solve my problem. I am attempting to write a data serialization subclass of NSMutableData. The problematic function header looks like this:
-(void)readString:(__autoreleasing NSString **)str
I do some data manipulation in the function to get the particular bytes the correspond to the next string in the data stream, and then I call this line:
*str = [[NSString alloc] initWithData:strData encoding:NSUTF8StringEncoding];
No errors in this code. But when I try to call the function like so:
+(id) deserialize:(SerializableData *)data
{
Program *newProgram = [[Program alloc] init];
[data readString:&(newProgram->programName)];
On the line where I actually call the function, I get the following error:
Passing address of non-local object to __autoreleasing parameter for write-back
I have tried placing the __autoreleasing in front of the NSString declaration, in front of the first *, and between the two *'s, but all configurations generate the error.
Did I just miss something when reading the other question, or has something in the ARC compiler changed since the time of that post?
EDIT:
It seems that the problem is coming from the way I am trying to access the string. I can work around it by doing something like this:
NSString* temp;
[data readString&(temp)];
newProgram.programName = temp;
but I would rather have direct access to the ivar
You can't. You might gain insight from LLVM's document Automatic Reference Counting, specifically section 4.3.4. "Passing to an out parameter by writeback". However, there really isn't that much extra detail other than you can't do that (specifically, this isn't listed in the "legal forms"), which you've already figured out. Though maybe you'll find the rationale interesting.