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You can also use XCode to manage test certificates if not a paid Dev. You will need to create a project in XCode and set a few options (match the info used in LC) and let it manage the certificate. You need to renew it every week, but it is good enough to test on device. You will also need to select...

You could try this: -- PR 6293 for bug 19206 should mostly eliminate the need for this -- handler since the developer can specify what type of data to copy. -- This handler will copy the UTF8 plain text representation off the -- clipboard, clear the clipboard, and place that representation back -- a...

Bernd,
That is a not-so-insignificant improvement. I wonder if that would be something to suggest to the team as an improvement? I have not looked at the code in that handler though.
Thanks,
Brian

Probably a question for LCMark. I'll try... the type of data that you are passing is immutable and the handler requires a mutable variable. Try it with any other constant and you get the same thing. When the interpreter gets to setting up the call to testhandler, it is trying to create a pointer to ...

That is what I was saying. The @ means that you must use a variable when calling the function/handler.

In another script are statements to create a new instance of the class and then get mBeta from that instance for the purpose of using it as a parameter to handler MyHandler . Something like this: ... put newClassName() into tInstanceVariable ... MyHandler getBeta(tInstanceVariable), tOtherParameter...

Generally I will start the proper emulated device before attempting to test from LC. So, from Xcode I would launch the simulator and then launch the correct device/OS combination that I wanted to test on.

I think that “as set” is still part of the first form (where a delimiter is provided). I agree that the example should be moved. I’ll probably submit a PR on it this weekend unless someone else does it first.

The second form comment is correct. The first form allows specifying the delimiter(s) and the second uses the rowDelimiter and the columnDelimiter.

Did you manually modify the plist at any point? If so, that could be retaining old splash screen info.

So at the moment I'm drafting the UI for this, a way to drop two different versions of a stack file into the window and review a list of property and script diffs, applying them selectively as one sees fit. This sounds very interesting. The goal of my tool is just to allow tracking of differences i...

I’ve opened a few minor issues there. I can submit one or multiple PRs if needed (edits needed are very simple). Thanks for posting this code.

It is part of the build system to actually compile the project (LC engine).

There is some code in use for LCFM that will eventually make it over to the main LC product that will improve switch performance in some cases even more. Probably wouldn’t make a difference unless you had a large number of options to check in the switch though. With that in mind, it probably would b...

iOS will automatically scale an app to fit the screen if designed for an older device. This comes from the days of the transition from 3GS to the 4 and the 4 to the 5. The size that the app is designed for used to be taken from the splash images. If you didn’t provide a splash for a certain size, th...