Android Emulator / AVD. Inadvertently activated multi-touch circles. Cannot find any way to remove/hide/cancel. Have tried Settings>Send Keyboard shortcuts to Virtual Device.
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Since upgrading Xcode to version 12.3, all iOS simulators (iphone and ipad, versions 13 and 14) show a blank control centre when swiping down from the top right of the screen. I want to activate Airplane Mode, but there are no buttons. Airplane Mode is also missing from the Settings app as well.
Scratching my head on this as it worked fine before, and cannot find any one else reporting this. Has anyone else seen this? Or has this poor Android developer forgotten something fundamental ;-).
You can turn off the Mac ethernet source if you want to use airplane mode.
I can now (since dec 2015) use Apple's Remote App, for iOS, as a remote control for apple tv4!
I am developing a tvos App. I can swipe on the Remote App to navigate between controls on my settings screen. So far so good.
But the gesture recognisers on my game screen does not recognise the swipes on the Remote App (but they do recognise swipes on Siri Remote).
Question: What should I do to capture swipes from the iOS Remote App?
You can't.
With tvOS 9.1 and v4.2.3 of the Remote app for iOS, the Control screen on the iOS app works the same as a generic remote (e.g. the Apple Remote that comes with the 3rd-generation Apple TV or a third party IR universal remote). Those remotes only support 4-way directional control, not gesture control. More generally, Remote v4.2.3 can only do with a 4th-gen Apple TV the same things it does with 3rd-gen Apple TV.
The Remote app translates the gestures you make on your iOS device into a 4-way directional command (or select/play/pause, fast-forward, or another of the few commands generic remotes support), then sends that command to the Apple TV. It doesn't pass touch inputs along to the Apple TV the way the Siri Remote does.
However, Apple has been talking to the press about possible future changes.
Directional "button" inputs, whether from an Apple Remote, third-party hardware remote, or the Remote iOS app, are UIPress events, just like the Select, Menu, and Play/Pause buttons on the Siri Remote. As such, you can handle them in pressesBegan:withEvent: or with the allowedPressTypes property of a tap gesture recognizer. You can even set up the latter in Interface Builder:
Note that swipes on the Siri remote don't count as directional button presses, so if you're doing swipe gesture recognizers and want a directional button press to do the same thing, you need to recognize both separately.
I installed the Android Wear app on my phone to link with my Moto 360 and Android Wear emulator. For various reasons, I would like to "reset" the Android Wear app so that it forgets about all of its connections.
I uninstalled the Android Wear app and re-downloaded it from the Google Play store, but it still remembers that it was last paired to my emulator.
How can I reset the Android Wear app to fresh-install experience?
Connections to wearable devices are managed by the Google Play Services, so you should clear its data as well (warning: it will remove all other (may be) valuable data which are stored by Google Play Services).
In the device choosing screen Wear app shows all paired Bluetooth devices, so to clear this list - unpair devices in the bluetooth settings).
After upgrading my Asus UX31A from Windows 8 to Windows 8.1 my touch screen fails.
When I touch the screen the actual "mouse click" happens a few inches off the place I really tapped.
I already calibrated my pc, but this didn't help.
Is this a known problem? Or what can I do about it?
When I use the stock Blackberry simulator, the screen seems to NOT repaint when I interact with the virtual device. I have to minimize/restore the simulator app for the screen to get repainted, but it should have repainted on its own.
This only happens on my Windows 7 machine, any ideas?
in the simulator disable graphics acceleration
menu view-> graphics accelleration -> off.
this does the trick.
Francesco
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