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OSX 10.12.6 LC 8.1.10
I tried to copy a standalone (.app) inside a main standalone, using the Copy Files in the Standalone Application Settings, but when I test for the simulator I got the message:
Unable to start simulation: This app could not be installed at this time
If I copy a text file, the simulator runs Ok.
Since on desktop there is not a problem like this, is this something that cannot be done on iOS?
I guess it doesn't work because of how iOS works (sandboxing? Apple will not allow an app to run from inside another app?).
I have been searching for a way to interact (on OSX and iOS) with the default calendar.
Having excluded AppleScript, costly online subscriptions or the google calendar API (clients wouldn't understand the need to create a google calendar in order to write to iCal), I noticed that the Apple "Script Editor" can run Javascript code and create a standalone with that.
That was my idea: a javascript app, that creates/delete events in the default calendar, launched from LC.
Sound bizarre? How bizarre is that LC does not interact with the calendar on iOS and OSX (most common languages do).
As for OSX, copying a standalone inside a standalone, works fine: I used for my calendar "tCal", in order to have the alarms always running. An "alarm.app" get launched on OS login and is there, hidden in background, ready to talk to the main app and run scheduled alarms, no matter if the main app is open.
