There’s j2objc, but it’s still experimental. If you want to develop cross platfrom native app, you should try tools and frameworks like Titanium or Xamarin 2 solved Android developing cross to iOS platform [closed]
When you print array you will see output as below… this is the way array look like on console. ( text, image ) You can try accessing array object as below NSLog(“@%@”, arrayAnsType[0]); This will print “text” solved split NSString into NSArray in ios
The best post so far I have come up with: can be found here. The post discuss many alternatives, the best one I have found is to generate the CFUUID and save it in the keychain. Because its very rare that a user will reset his device/keychain. Get UUID from keyChain if UUID found ok, … Read more
Basically, to create and develop an iOS or Mac app you need a Mac and Apple’s developing environment called Xcode (free on the Mac App Store). In order to upload your App to the App Store and make it available to the public you need to have a valid iOS Developers Program license available here … Read more
Is there any way to over come this? No. If you wanted to be able to use the framework in Xcode 9, you shouldn’t have built it in Xcode 10. solved Building a universal swift framework
The reason you are getting an exception is because your tag is greater then the blogids count. Add the buttons to the array and then it will not crash. For example: blogids = [[NSMutableArray alloc]init]; [blogids addObject:oneOfYourButtons]; Also if you only want to see the tags number use this: NSLog(@”The tag clicked:%d”,tag); instead of: NSLog(@”The … Read more
All properties are created manually using the @property declaration. In the latest objective-C you don’t need to add the @synthesize declaration any more. As for IBOutlets, they don’t do anything. In fact, IBOutlets are expanded to nothing. They are just passive tags so that Interface Builder can locate the properties that it can associate objects … Read more
You didn’t set the timezone of the output date, so it’s defaulting to your systems’ timezone rather than UTC (which is what you were expecting). solved Parse ISO8601 in swift
For security reason an app cannot control another one. You cannot do it. 2 solved Close another iOS app through a button [closed]
XML attributes are not compulsory. You use it according to your own convinience and need. Yes this XML will be parsed with all of the parsers. If at all the XML is valid then it will be parsed by any XML parser correctly whether it be in iOS or Android. solved Are XML attributes compulsory? … Read more
If you are using C#/MonoTouch, then you can do this easily with MonoTouch.Dialog. Examples can be found here: http://docs.xamarin.com/guides/ios/user_interface/monotouch.dialog solved Creating UITableView cell background like iPhone settings app? [closed]
On the button action event remove all the objects from itemArray then reload tableView data. Before this make sure that in tableView delegate numberOfRowInsection you are passing itemArray count like that: – (NSInteger)tableView:(UITableView *)tableView numberOfRowsInSection:(NSInteger)section { return [itemArray count]; } // button action// -(IBAction)deleteTableViewData { [itemArray removeAllObjects]; [tableView reloadData]; } 3 solved Delete all rows … Read more
A UISegmentedControl is just a combination of multiple buttons. Here is what you have to do (considering you want to load some data in a table when a specific index on the control is selected) Create a UISegmentedControl in your class (programmatically or using xib). Link it with a selector in the class (a function). … Read more
Your class is basically right (though the setter for fullName isn’t handling anything other than fullNameArr.count == 3). class Person { var firstName: String var lastName: String var fullName: String { get { “\(firstName) \(lastName)” } set { let names = newValue.components(separatedBy: ” “) lastName = names.last ?? “” firstName = names.dropLast().joined(separator: ” “) } … Read more
If I do any complex layout in a UITableViewCell I try to keep it out of cellForRowAtIndexPath. One option is to do layout in – (void)tableView:(UITableView *)tableView willDisplayCell:(UITableViewCell *)cell forRowAtIndexPath:(NSIndexPath *)indexPath but I prefer to encapsulate layout in a custom UITableViewCell class. Make your own UITableViewCell subclass. Create and add the custom button / label … Read more