Trying to use MergExtDropBox for the first time in Livecode for iOS. I've copied the external into the Copy Files pane but I'm getting a "Can't Find Handler" error when I try to run mergDropboxSetup.
It's most likely that there's some issue with the way you have added the external to your app. Take a look at this video where I explain how to do that
EDIT
Based on the comments I'm not sure this is the most likely issue. I'm wondering if you are executing the command on desktop instead of iOS? If that's the problem then you will need to wrap your code in something like this:
if the platform is "iPhone" then
mergDropboxSetup ...
end if
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I would like to build a IDE in the browser. Basically a WebApp where you choose which language you want to write code in, then you submit it to an endpoint, and get back the output.
I could not find any docker images that existed and I tried to use Judge but it seems like it is going to cause issues and there is no customer support.
Has anyone built something like this before?
I have successfully packaged a Delphi app in an MSIX container, but I've run into a problem with one of my app's requirements: Upon updating the app from the Store, its background process (a console exe) is shut down (of course) and replaced with a new copy that is designated in AppxManifest.xml to run when the main app is first opened:
<Extensions>
<desktop:Extension Category="windows.startupTask" Executable="CwHelper.exe" EntryPoint="Windows.FullTrustApplication">
<desktop:StartupTask TaskId="CwHelper" Enabled="true" DisplayName="Capture Manager" />
</desktop:Extension>
</Extensions>
This all works fine, but it means that the background exe is left not running until the main app is opened subsequent to the update. This is highly undesirable.
My Internet spelunking of the MSFT docs leads me to think that I should be able to automatically restart the background app by inserting into the above <Extensions>...</Extensions> block a second Extension something like this:
<Extension Category="windows.updateTask" Executable="<some>.exe" EntryPoint="<some entrypoint>" >
</Extension>
So far, I have not been able to discover what should be my (Delphi-created) <some>.exe and its EntryPoint. Indeed, I have not found any example of this specific use of that Extension Category. Can it actually be used in this way by a desktop-bridge app? If so, can anyone give me pointers as to what I should put into those blanks?
Note added: I've tried repeating the exe's name and Windows.FullTrustApplication in the updateTask definition fields and that actually passed Certification, but it generates a fatal downloading error when the Store tries to install it.
Another note added: #StefanWick kindly pointed out that he has published an example of the very thing I need here using MSFT's toolset. Unfortunately, it is not clear to me how to translate his C# and Visual Studio labels into a Delphi app. Any advice on that would be greatly appreciated.
Answering my own question after about a month's research, I found out that the answer for now is "no" because the necessary IBackgroundTasks interface is not (yet?) available to Delphi according to Embarcadero Customer Support.
But the good news is that this is probably not needed because the "right" way to restart an app after a Store update is described in MSFT docs here.
I need to add my custom view to input call view. I have got jail broken device with iOS 9.3.2. I've installed Theos to my MacBook. I've installed mobile substrate to iOS. And now I don't know what I need to do.
I found that I have to modify InCallService.app. But I cannot find needed class for tweak.
Also I don't understand how can I write logs. I tried to use NSLog(#"aaa") and %log(#"aaa") but I cannot find file with logs.
Thank you.
If you want to add something to the app, modifying the .app isn't the easiest way. If you have MobileSubstrate installed you can hook a method from the Phone application and using basic iOS paradigms like MVC you can find the views you need to modify and go from there. If you need the header files you can either dump them yourself with class-dump-z or see if these are still valid.
Logging data is also quite easy with Ryan Petrich's deviceconsole
Just run the command deviceconsole --process < YOUR HOOKED PROCESSES' NAME > in your console after installing deviceconsole onto your Mac, and anything in your code using %log(); will show up in the console.
Apparently I'm terrible at Googling. All I want to do is have the ability to read my web service URL from a config file in my PhoneGap app. Also, be able to modify that value during the build process. Is this named alot different in Xcode? I think I need to save this value in the plist file. If that's the case, then I can just set a user-setting in my build configuration stuff to have it change depending on which build type, Dev/Release.
If that's true, how do I access this from PhoneGap?
I'm guessing this question will get closed, but where else do I go for help...
plist file for cordova project already depreciate since v2.2. Cordova v2.3 start using config.xml.
Target > Edit Scheme
You could probably use hooks to accomplish everything that you are trying to do without changing around the config.xml file, but I'm not entirely sure this is supported with Phonegap (it is with Cordova.)
Check out the official help page to use the /hooks/ folder to modify anything during the build process: https://github.com/apache/cordova-cli/blob/master/templates/hooks-README.md
This blog post also seems pretty useful: http://devgirl.org/2013/11/12/three-hooks-your-cordovaphonegap-project-needs/ it talks about changing things based on the environment and I'm sure it'd be easy to extend that to changing based on dev/release.
You could store the link to your web service probably as a config variable. I'm trying to figure out how you can add a config variable and will report back if I get it. In the mean time you could probably just have something like a server.txt file that you change with hooks.
I'm trying to write a little python application, and to start i simply drop the .py into the device and execute from there.
Now I am at the point where i probably need some credentials for accessing the tracker.
I dont want to create an aegis manifest at this point, since im still in early development, or in the worst case i would like to create a flying manifest for my script and thats it.
I found out (actually in the nokia sdk docs) that what i need is something called aegis-su (in aegis-dss-tools) or aegis-manifest (for the worst case), from aegis-manifest-dev
problem: i searched all google, and i cannot find these packages anywhere..
can someone help me?