I would like to use imageJ to read some video files, but I cannot see the menu in the interface, which means there is no "file", "edit"....options.
Could any one tell me why? thanks a lot!
OS: mac OS X 10.10 (Yosemite)
On a Mac the menu is always on the top left of the screen (not the window).
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I'm using macOS Catalina and VS Code 1.41.1, how to make the iOS simulator always stay on top of other windows?
If you're using Xcode v12.0.0 or higher, you can use Stay On Top option from Window tab.
A plugin exists for this.
Start by installing mySIMBL: https://github.com/w0lfschild/mySIMBL
Next, download this entire repo: https://github.com/rwu823/afloat
Extract the zip file and open the folder in Finder. Navigate to the “bundle” folder. You should see two files: “Afloat.bundle” and “SIMBL-0.9.9.pkg.”
With the mySIMBL application still running, drag and drop the “Afloat.bundle” file to the mySIMBL app window. Ensure that Afloat appears in the mySIMBL Plugins window and that there is a green dot next to it.
Restart your Mac. Afloat should be working now.
To make your app window “Always on Top,” click on the “Window” option in the menu and select “Keep Afloat.”
Sometimes when I open an xcode project, some UI Image elements are shown as question mark icons instead of the real picture, like:
I'm curious as to why that is the case and want to know if there is a way to fix this. The pictures are loaded correctly in the simulation:
But having the right pictures in main.storyboard would certainly help a lot. Especially to work in the UI before running the simulations, if the view controller has tons of UI Images on it.
Here are some details:
Xcode 10
Mac mini (late 2012), 16 Gb DDR3
macOS High Sierra 10.13.6
I downloaded this projects from a github repository (the pictures were already included)
The simulation displayed no errors
Regards,
FS
I have modeled an animation in Blender and I want to export it in my SceneKit project but whenever I click on my 3d file to open it in Xcode editor it's not opened, only side bar window options seems, but the 3d model doesn't, it seems blank.
Please tell what's wrong with my Xcode editor.
The files (.dae and .scn) extention are not opening. I am using Xcode 7.2 in OS X El Capitan 10.11.3.
It's quite possibly a problem with your exported DAE, not Xcode. Exporting from Blender is fiddly. What happens if you open the DAE with Preview?
See https://blender.stackexchange.com/questions/14584/properly-export-collada-for-use-in-scenekit, and also the animation export tutorial at http://trac.wildfiregames.com/wiki/AnimationExportTutorial, which is linked from How can I export DAE files for use in Scene Kit without seeing "untitled-animations"?.
One other thing to try: select (single click) your DAE file in Xcode. Then from the Edit menubar item, choose "Convert to SceneKit SCN file format". If that fails, your file has something in it that Xcode can't figure out.
Is your file format Collada 1.4.x, or 1.5? Check the first few lines of the DAE file (it's XML). Per What are the requirements for supporting Collada/DAE models in SceneKit?, version 1.5 is not supported.
I connected iPhone to mac and I enabled Web Inspector in iPhone advanced settings, able to see the page in mac safari but not able to inspect any element and its style in safari. I am not seeing the elements panel or style panel.
Could anyone help me to find those panels to debug the styles, which i applied to page elements which I am testing in iPhone. I am able to see those panels in debugging the desktop safari pages. see the screenshot
Thanks in advance for any help.
If that type of problem ever happens to you in 2021, download and use Safari Preview instead of the regular Safari 👍
I got the problem with the following config:
MacOS Big Sur 11.4
Iphone 10 iOS 14.6
Cheers!
Update July, 2021:
Yes, the other answer for using Safari Technology Preview is working for me too: https://developer.apple.com/safari/technology-preview/
Debugging was broken for me with Safari on Big Sur: Version 14.1.1 (16611.2.7.1.4)
Debugging was working for me with Safari Technology Preview on Big Sur: Release 128 (Safari 15.0)
This was incredibly frustrating for me too. It's the small sidebar icon on the far top right, with elements tab open.
Before:
After:
From web inspector select any html element. Now in device it will be highlighted with blue color. The top right corner having expand window to show style, Layers, Node tabs. Select Style and edit css. Refer link given in comment for complete details.
In Safari 11.1.2, when the 'Computed' tab is selected, you can get back up to the non-computed properties (the Style Attributes) level by clicking the arrow beside any of the computed properties. See, for example, the grey arrow next to the -webkit-border-horizontal-spacing property in my attached screenshot.
Well, This is a normal problem in Catalina and BigSur updates after Mojave. Or if you are upgrading your MacOS to the later versions. I hope we don't get in Monterey!
I recommend to download - Safari Technology Preview -
BigSur - Download
with whatever you have been using.
If you are facing it with other lower versions -
try from here
The Answer is , need to select the DOM Tree from the dropdown as in the screenshot.
I have a website that allows users to view PDF documents. In mobile safari in iOS 8 I am having issues with landscape oriented PDF's being squeezed to fit the window. This pdf should have a landscape orientation (it looks like the browser is forcing it into portrait). The user is being directly linked to the pdf file they wish to view aka: http://whatever.com/anygivenpdf.pdf
Here is a screenshot of the issue in the IOS simulator (Iphone 5, IOS 8.1). I do not have this issue in IOS 7. Any thoughts on a fix or where the issue is originating from? I'm thinking it's either way the PDF's are saved or something must be fixed for the browser itself.
I regard this primarily as a Safari bug in iOS 8.
However, I have found a way to modify a PDF document to avoid this problem. My method works only on a Mac:
Open the existing PDF doc by the Preview app.
Select "Export as PDF..." from the File menu.
In the pop-up box where you select the new file name, click first on the button "Show details" in the lower left corner.
Select the icon for landscape orientation!
Give the document a new filename.
Click Save.
(I run a Swedish version of Mac OS X, so I am not 100% sure that I have used exactly the correct terms used in the menus of the English version, but I think you will find your way based on my description.)
Credits to these posts, putting me on the right track:
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/6540211
and
http://www.appligent.com/my-pdf-document-is-rotated-how-do-i-fix-that/
In the second one, you will find a specific description on how to fix the problem using Acrobat Distiller, if you happens to have that application installed. That should be a way forward if you run Windows, I believe.