Just noticed our iPhone icon looked funny when run on the iPad. It seems, at least on the simulator, the iPad app icon size is 72px, different from the 57px on the iPhone. Here's a screenshot of how the 57px icon looks against a 72px icon.
Cross-posted here.
Learned this the hard way... if you upgrade your Xcode to the iPad beta (iphone_sdk_3.2_beta_with_xcode_3.2.2.dmg), you cannot compile iPhone projects in distribution mode, even if you set the target device to 3.0/3.1. I'm not 100% certain what build configuration flag is causing this to fail, but it compiles just fine in my other configurations and I can even run the non-distribution mode build on an emulator. In distro mode the build always craps out with 18 C++ errors (similar to this). It's possible that the issue is also related to the fact that I recently migrated to a new macbook, but I had already reinstalled Xcode so I can't imagine that being the issue. I just downgraded my Xcode to the latest non iPad version (iphone_sdk_3.1.3_with_xcode_3.2.1__snow_leopard__10m2003a) to confirm this, and was finally able to submit version 1.0.2 of Cool Curlings.I'm not even sure if this is an Xcode (well, Interface Builder, really) bug or something in our code, but one of our images titled "menu.png" was showing up weird in Interface Builder. When you run it in the iPhone simulator, everything looks fine, but whenever we opened up our HighScoresView.xib, it would show some weird menu image instead of menu.png, and in the attributes it would show "menu" (without the file extension). This would go away once we added the ".png" but if you save and reload, the same thing would happen. Upon inspection of the xib file, it would appear the file is saving correctly:
<string key="NSResourceName">menu.png</string>
3.3.2 An Application may not itself install or launch other executable code by any means, including without limitation through the use of a plug-in architecture, calling other frameworks, other APIs or otherwise. No interpreted code may be downloaded and used in an Application except for code that is interpreted and run by Apple’s Published APIs and built-in interpreter(s).
in Utils.m
... // in initialization
webView = [[UIWebView alloc] init];
...
-(CGFloat) evaluate:(NSString*)script{
NSString *eval = [webView stringByEvaluatingJavaScriptFromString:script];
return [eval floatValue];
}
in GameScreen.m
... // in grading method
NSString* script = [[NSString alloc] initWithFormat:
@"var xi=%f, yi=%f, xf=%f, yf=%f, dx=xf-xi, dy=yf-yi; Math.sqrt(dx*dx + dy*dy)",
xi, yi, xf, yf];
CGFloat eval = [[Utils instance] evaluate:[script autorelease]];
...
