Testing iOS 9 Multitasking in a Simulator
To accept Multi-Tasking in your application, just make sure all of the following points:
- Demand
XCode 7 (Beta 4)
and then peek into the simulator by choosing iPad Air 2, because only this device supports Split View. - Provide a file
LaunchScreen.storyboard
(instead of a file.png
as it was iniOS 7
and before). - In the project files
Info.plist
under the Supported Interfaces (iPad) array, declare support for all four device orientations. - If you must opt ββout of Slide Mode and Split View, do so explicitly by adding a key
UIRequiresFullScreen
to your Xcode projects fileInfo.plist
and applying a booleanYES
. You can do this in the property list editor or in theGeneral > Deployment
Info area of ββthe target editor. - Select your storyboard, click the File Inspector icon in the right sidebar. select the Use Dimension Classes check box.
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Adopt multitasking in your application. apply the following points:
-
Supports all orientation from target general section in settings.
-
In the "General" section. remove the check next to
Requires full screen
if there is one. -
Select your storyboard, click the File Inspector icon in the right pane. check the box next to
Use Size Classes
. Check out the tutorials on how to use the size class to customize your views to fit the screen size assigned to your application.
Then start the simulator. Make a little drag on the right. An arrow will appear. make a strong resistance from there to the center.
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