Hi,
How does the do command work with the Apple iOS Licensing Agreement? Would an app that contains users typing commands into a field and then "do field 1" being run be allowed onto the app store?
Thanks,
Andrew
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Re: do for iOS
Hi Andrew,
I have an app on the App Store that allows users to create custom commands and then I run a "do" command on it. I never have gotten any complaints or anything negative from the Apple App Store reviewers about including this feature.
-Jacob
I have an app on the App Store that allows users to create custom commands and then I run a "do" command on it. I never have gotten any complaints or anything negative from the Apple App Store reviewers about including this feature.
-Jacob
Re: do for iOS
No problems, your App can't exit from her "sandbox" so ... Apple don't care.andrewferguson wrote:Hi,
How does the do command work with the Apple iOS Licensing Agreement? Would an app that contains users typing commands into a field and then "do field 1" being run be allowed onto the app store?
On AppStore you have Basic interpreters like : https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/basic!/id362411238?mt=8, Python interpreters like : https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/python- ... 11279?mt=8, etc.
Guglielmo