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Yes, the screen shots from within the simulator are the ones I submit when I updated apps. In the simulator all you do is the basic command/S and you have a screen shot. I simply opened the app in the various iPad sizes and took screen shots.

I’ve not seen the problem you describe. I’m using LC 8.1. Mac OS 10.11.4. Xcode 7.3.1 Simulator for 9.3 The iPad Pro 12.9 is an option. Within the simulator I can take screen shots for submission to Apple. I checked yesterday for the first time that my apps do indeed fill the screen of the Pro. I ma...

David, One other thing you might find handy… if you were talking about screen shots to send to apple as part of placing the your app on the App Store, then you’ll want to get the screen shots from within the simulator. Invoking command-s while in the simulator takes a screen shot with the size being...

Mark,

You’re right, of course… I didn’t even think about that.

I was just putting an example too together quickly…

At least in my experimenting it seemed to address the issue Craig noted.

Hi Craig, I see the same thing on Mac 10.11.4 with LC 7.1.4. But, when I use the names of the buttons (I used “one” and “two”), the layer report reflects the layering I see with the buttons themselves… I think the issue is that once button two becomes layer one, then it’s button 1… my understanding ...

I admit I’ve not done much experiementing with LC8, but a quick check of the plist hack for the 9.3 simulator in LC 8.0.2 (rc2) seems to work just fine.

I’m still using this hack posted on the email ‘Rev Developer List’ list by Ralph DiMola in Oct 2013. I’m using LC7.1.4 and Xcode 7.3.1 1) Duplicate the LC app 2) Browse the contents 3) In the all the folders in tools/runtime/iOS remove these 2 lines from all the Setting.plist files <key>UIApplicatio...

How about this:

on mouseUp
local mNum
put 60 / 13 into mNum
set the numberFormat to "#."
put the trunc of mNum into mNum
end mouseUp

Assuming I’m understanding you correctly…. You could type all of the lines into an LC field and then put this script into a button: set the text of button "OptionDemo" to field “OptionList" Or, create multiple custom properties in the option button itself and then use a script like this: set the tex...

Yep, I was just sharing a different combination that worked. The original question asked a combination of LC/Xcode that worked on iOS9. The builds do work on a device with iOS 9.1 even though I don't have the iOS9 simulator with Xcode 6.4.

I’ve recently successfully submitted an iOS app using LC7.1, Xcode 6.4 on Mac 10.10.5… and mobileComposeMail works just fine. I’ve only run the app under iOS 9.1

You can take a screen shot from within the iOS simulator (command S). You might find that to be an easier way to create your splash screen.

You might have already noticed this, but you can also
put the long seconds

That’s handy, Richard. Thanks for sharing.

be well,
randy

You could try:

local tVariableWithLines

repeat with x = 1 to the number of lines in tVariableWithLines
if line x of tVariableWithLines = "C" then
answer x
end if
end repeat

be well,
randy