I have two application that hang/Not Responding on Ctrl+Shift+0 press.
Ctrl+Shift+0 change language from current to russian
App is Visual Studio 2015 and Skype 7.18.85 Skype support
I`m not hacker
I install WDK, WinDbg, ProcessExplorer
VS and skype has many thread an all thread not hang
I think Ctr+Shift+0 run same process/thread that work in cycle and lock GUI
There easy way detect what lock GUI
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My system either goes off or just stops responding when I load an extension in the app.
And it was not like this before, I am using VS Code to learn coding, and as a beginner when I load a live server or live preview, the app will just write not responding, or just goes off.
Is it possible to write a console EXE app like "hello, world!" for Surface RT?
I thought it suffice to compile it for ARM, but it seems there's no such compile option.
I installed Office 2013 RT and I found the Excel.exe. So can I write such EXE, too?
If only Windows Store app is allowed for Surface RT, why provide a "desktop" ?
No it is not allowed. The reason desktop mode exists is most likely so you can use Office on the RT device. But otherwise, they are locking down the device so you cannot do all that crazy Win32 stuff that can kill performance and battery on an RT device.
You can also write sophisticated HTML websites that behave like apps like this: https://www.pulse.me/
Websites in IE10 can
Have a snapped mode
Have a large tile
have a badge number indicator
http://www.buildmypinnedsite.com/ for more details.
I'm working on trying to launch an automated testing solution for some iOS applications. I'm using fruitstrap to transfer and install a compiled app over to the connected iPhone, but I'm struggling to find a way to automatically launch the application after the installation is complete.
Fruitstrap has an option to run the app in the GDB debugger, which works. Unfortunately there are some test cases which will require the app to be run without the debugger attached (special crash handling). I've spent a good amount of time muddling through the resources available on MobileDevice Library which is what Fruitstrap uses, but I haven't been able to turn anything up on launching an App.
Any ideas?
You can do what you want by using fruitstrap or Xcode to start a "bootstrap" program that causes your target application to run via a custom URL as described by Michael.
While the bootstrap program would be running under the debugger the URL-invoked program would be running normally.
Creating a bootstrap program and using URL Schemes may be an option for some people, and certainly should be considered, but it doesn't fit into my requirements.
What I ended up doing was to launch the app with the debugger through fruitstrap. I re-compiled fruitstrap to include the following prep commands (In the GDB_PREP_CMDS define):
handle all noprint pass nostop
continue
The handle will pass the signal on to the program so the custom signal handler (crash handler in this case) will handle the signal. The continue was something I needed so that the app would actually run once the debugger started.
There is one unfortunate flaw in this, which unfortunately I do not know a workaround for. The ARM7 version of GDB does not have the 'set dont_handle_bad_access' command like the darwin version does. For some reason passing EXC_BAD_ACCESS signals to the program does not work and the app hangs. This is significant since this is the signal for most crashes. But as it stands now, its the best I can do, and at least its handling uncaught exceptions.
I believe you may be looking for some sort of Custom URL Scheme.
Have a look at the following document and scroll down to: Implementing Custom URL Schemes
http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#DOCUMENTATION/iPhone/Conceptual/iPhoneOSProgrammingGuide/AdvancedAppTricks/AdvancedAppTricks.html
You can also google URL Schemes in iOS to see if you come across something similar to what you are trying to do.
Let me know if this helped you out. Would be interesting to hear if you had any success.
Cheers.
I'm trying to unlock my mac using my iPhone via bluetooth proximity, the code I'm using:
tell application "System Events"
tell security preferences
set require password to wake to false
end tell
end tell
tell application "ScreenSaverEngine" to quit
It kills the screensaver, doesn't show the password box but all I get is a black screen. All applications still running but I'm hovering the mouse on this black screen.
I'm running two monitors on a 10.6.7 build.
What's wrong? Thanks.
lifehacker article http://lifehacker.com/5816791/use-a-bluetooth-phone-or-device-to-lock-and-unlock-your-mac-when-youre-near
You could try an alternative way to kill the screen saver, such as a shell script with
#!/bin/sh
killall ScreenSaverEngine
And calling it directly, or writing an applescript to call it if you'd like that for some reason to do with the lifehacker article.
Are there any libraries out there that would allow end users to send crash reports to developers?
For example, a user is using my app. It crashes. On boot up, a library loads before everything else and notices there is a crash report and prompts the user to send the crash log to me.
Is this possible? I think the Facebook app does something like this.
Thanks!
You actually have access to crash logs in iTunes Connect. Log in, go to Manage your Applications, pick an app, "View Details", and you should see a "Crash Reports" link to the right of the details pane.
That said, Apple only refreshes these daily, and will only give you access to reports of the most common crashes. If you want finer control, or need the user to submit reports directly, try plcrashreporter. You could ask the user for a submission this way, or just go ahead and automatically send all reports to your server. From the plcrashreporter site:
Introduction
Plausile CrashReporter implements
in-process crash reporting on the
iPhone and Mac OS X. The following
features are supported:
Implemented as an in-process signal
handler. Does not interfer with
debugging in gdb.. Handles both
uncaught Objective-C exceptions and
fatal signals (SIGSEGV, SIGBUS, etc).
Full thread state for all active
threads (backtraces, register dumps)
is provided. If your application
crashes, a crash report will be
written. When the application is next
run, you may check for a pending crash
report, and submit the report to your
own HTTP server, send an e-mail, or
even introspect the report locally.
Another alternative is HopToad - they host the site that will accept the crash reports and notify you.
iOS 5 and later
Tapping Settings > General > About > Diagnostics & Usage will allow you to choose between Automatically Send and Don't Send.
iOS 4 and earlier
By default, opting in is a one-time decision. If you'd like to change your decision, you can reset warnings for your iOS 4 or earlier device so that you will be asked again.
How to reset warnings within iTunes
Connect your iPad, iPhone, or iPod touch to your PC or Mac.
Wait until your device has appeared on the left side of the iTunes window under Devices.
Right-click (Mac or PC) or Control-click (Mac) the icon for your device.
From the shortcut menu, choose Reset Warnings:
The next time you sync after resetting warnings, you should see:
To disagree and stop sending Apple diagnostic and usage information, click No Thanks.
If you don't see the window above
Disconnect your device from your computer.
Open an application on your device.
Press and hold the Sleep/Wake button until the red slider appears, and then press and hold the Home button until the application quits. If you're using iOS 2.x or earlier, press and hold the Home button until the application quits.
Connect your device and sync it with iTunes.
The option to agree or disagree to diagnostics collection should appear again.
Chearz;)
Another alternative that we have been using at my company is Crittercism - http://www.crittercism.com/. They have been very responsive to feature requests and have really helped us prioritize which issues to address.
Their SDK also has the functionality I set out to look for so long ago! :)