2014/10/15 下午 10:05:42

iphone Programming Glossary: counterpart

How can you read a files MIME-type in objective-c

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1363813/how-can-you-read-a-files-mime-type-in-objective-c

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1447598/when-to-use-calayer-on-the-mac-iphone

for its primary view in large part because I can use the exact same code for drawing that interface in its Mac counterpart. For another example of this I direct you to the Core Plot framework which draws graphs entirely using CALayers and works..

iOS - Cydia open command and its counterpart?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15333841/ios-cydia-open-command-and-its-counterpart

Cydia open command and its counterpart There is a Cydia command line utility called open which will open an iOS application and attach to the SpringBoard. Is..

How should I approach building a Universal iOS app that will include iOS 4 features, even though the iPad doesn't yet run iOS 4?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3320355/how-should-i-approach-building-a-universal-ios-app-that-will-include-ios-4-featu

fine. Having said that you still need to consider that the iPad will probably be using a different UI than your iPhone counterpart. And unfortunately you won't be able to test your iPad UI with the iOS 4 features until they become available on the iPad...

Getting displacement from accelerometer data with Core Motion

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4449565/getting-displacement-from-accelerometer-data-with-core-motion

and can be handled by slowing down artificially that means introducing a virtual deceleration even if there is no real counterpart. A very simplified example if vX 0 lastAccelerationXTimeStamp 0.3sec vX 0.9 ` You will need a combination of such conditions..

Simple iPhone motion detect

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5214197/simple-iphone-motion-detect

accelerationThreshold enter code here Basically that's it. Bear in mind that every acceleration will have a counterpart. That means if you apply a force to move i.e. accelerate the device to the right there will be a counterpart for deceleration.. have a counterpart. That means if you apply a force to move i.e. accelerate the device to the right there will be a counterpart for deceleration to stop the motion and let that the device rest at the new position. So your if condition will become true..