Support for iPad?

[felixschulze]

Has anyone got this working for iPad? I'm getting only a black screen with DCIntrospect on it.

[gradha]

I've been using it with iPad apps all the time. You can open the demo provided in the project and change the device family to ipad. The demo UI will look bad on the ipad, but everything should be functional.

[vpdn]

I am also just getting a black screen (http://screencast.com/t/UXpxN3fSdB) on the iPad 4.3 emulator.

It seems the issue has to do with the calculation of the statusbar location. The black screen you're seeing is actually the status bar overlay, drawn with the dimension (w:1024, h:1024). As a quick check, try commenting out the code in "updateStatusBar" in the DCIntrospect class.

[gradha]

I think I found the culprit. Do your applications launch into portrait or landscape mode? DCIntrospect works fine when the application supports portrait orientations, but seems to fail when you restrict the application to landscape. I tried updating DCStatusBarOverlay::updateBarFrame replacing all instances of self.frame.size.* with the constant 20, and then the bar is resized correctly.

However, possibly due to the unexpected launch orientation, the transforms don't work as expected and the overlay status is left floating in the middle of the screen... more precisely, at offset (748, 505) as measured by DCIntrospect itself.

[vpdn]

DCIntrospect works fine when the application supports portrait orientations, but seems to fail when you restrict the application to landscape.

Yes, and the problem can be reproduced with the DCIntospect Demo as well. Simply set shouldAutorotateToInterfaceOrientation to UIInterfaceOrientationIsLandscape(interfaceOrientation).

[gradha]

I've tried to add a static variable to remember the first orientation the method goes through and use that to counter the expected rotation. See gradha@bae3260
Now the black bar seems to be positioned and rotated correctly but I'm missing the labels.

[gradha]

Ok, ignore that one, I was looking at the wrong place, this should work better: gradha@548afd9

The help still comes up rotated incorrectly, but the bar should not be a problem any more. See if it works for you.

[vpdn]

Looks good. This does fix the status bar orientation issue for me.

[xiakehc]

need restart Project and setting devices is iPad,