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I hope to convert an app to lib(.a) file for other projects.
The app(lib) has self's ui, other projects use api to start the app(.a file ), the app can exit and return to the project which call it.
Is it possible?
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In theory it's possible to put most of an application's code into a static library archive (.a file), but any assets that are not compiled into the static library archive (such as nib files, plists, and images) will need to be provided as well, and will need to exist at a path that the static library can find them.
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I would like to replicate the default clock app in my app. Is there any way i can use the default app in my application or i should create a new one inside my app.I would be needing the world clock function in my app , What is the best method to implement it? Thanks in advance.
No, you cannot re-use the current 'World Clock' app within your own. You are going to have to replicate this functionality yourself.
CocoaControls does have a number of open source 'clock' controls that you might find useful.
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How do I send an array through the internet from an OSX computer to an IOS device, Sorry I don't know to much about Objective C I am planning on creation an application and I haven't yet started creating it.
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What you basically want to do is use your OS X as a server. and then download information from there. If you are new to Objective-C I would recommend you read some tutorials before you get started.
Here you can find some general iOS tutorials: http://www.raywenderlich.com/tutorials
Here you can find one on NSURLSession (connecting to servers): http://www.raywenderlich.com/51127/nsurlsession-tutorial
Do some research before starting, or else it will probably result in a bad architected code. There also are several Stack Overflow questions with good references.
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I want to call a method of an application A from my another application B's code in ios and also want to pass arguments.
Is it possible with socket programming if yes than please give some idea about how to do that.
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The only interprocess communication allowed by Apple on the AppStore is using URL handlers.
For more information, read here.
Using x-callback-url’s source apps can launch other apps passing data
and context information, and also provide parameters instructing the
target app to return data and control back to the source app after
executing an action.
Please refer this link for tutorials and sample code.
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I created a library kit! with common tools.
I created a library box! with cool features that uses kit!.
Now I want to create a client app that uses box!.
Do I have to link both libraries?
Or will box! link kit!?
Hope the question makes sense. I use a workflow, where I include the library projects as well (to be able to edit libraries as well trough the development process), add them as target dependencies, import headers right from the project source directory.
For static libraries, it's generally best to link kit and box to the client app -- directly.
If kit were a private dependency of box (i.e. private sub-library), then it makes sense to link kit with box so that clients don't have to manage private dependencies. You can also do that where you know there will always be a to-one dependency. So yes, you can add kit as a dependency to box and link kit to box. Then the client app can just link to box.
What you want to avoid with to-many dependencies is huge recursive builds, huge object files, symbol cloning/duplication, and not knowing which definitions you will end up with. Although they won't eliminate that problem, they will reduce it.
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I've learned that I have to make automated tests for better quality.
But I have no experience about tests. My problem is I have no idea. I'm asking any good guidance of making test for applications.
You can use the Sen Testing kit that ships with Xcode. I have written a shell script that will create an Xcode project template for you, that template already includes a target for the so-called “logic tests” and a sample logic test. See Xtemplate on GitHub.
One solution is google-toolbox-for-mac.