The simulator iPhone / iPad in Xcode allows you to simulate the double-tap the ALT key is pressed. This is useful to simulate the function of Pinch, that used to enlarge or Keep away view with scroll contained in or on objects UIWebView . Well, some of you may have noticed that the simulation of the "two fingers" proceeds symmetrically always starting from the center of the screen. To move this "center" is also just hold down the SHIFT key.
Not just the desktop browser or portatitli browsing the sites developed by us, now the era of mobile - the mobile browser - is widespread, thanks to devices like the Apple iPhone, Android, etc ... Moreover, even for developers for the Apple iPhone has become mandatory to understand to which device the application is running.
On the Web, the situation is similar to that contained in the Browser or Mobile Browser? , with the variant:
Our Web site is no longer viewed only from computer terminals. With the spread of mobile, thanks to Apple iPhone, access to the site or blog is increasingly being performed by a variety of mobile devices. Become a Web Developer so many need to be able to intercept and identify the different "agents", ie the means by which a user is viewing (browsing) our pages.
In Xcode, you can "break" a string across multiple lines by inserting at the end with a backslash "\". This feature can be useful when, for example, we want to insert the HTML text in a control UIWebView :
The control UIDatePicker is perhaps the most beautiful graphics controller present on the Apple iPhone. Besides the beauty is also simple to use, extremely versatile and used in many situations.
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I solved it by setting [cc_objc] / / OptionViewController.m - ...
Giovambattista Fazioli : @ Mark: I suggest you think a more correct approach. If you run the subclass of the tab ...
Mark : Excuse the spam .. I noticed that there is an error .. here is the correction [cc_objc] / PrimaClasse.h ** ** / # import ...
Marco : forgotten .. in [cci] OptionViewController [/ cci] for [cci] @ syntetize [/ cci] I put the delegate
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