Grant Paul
Andy Matuschak
@chpwn :) I was wondering how long it would take people to notice.
New, private iOS 6 feature Apple is using: remote view controllers. For example: the Mail compose view is now run in a separate process.
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@andy_matuschak I was keeping that tweet for iOS 6 official release but@chpwn has a few more followers than me, so it’s good he did it.
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@0xced@andy_matuschak Sorry. :p I hadn’t seen it in beta 1, so was intrigued when I checked again and there was a new setup. - View other replies
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@chpwn@0xced@andy_matuschak does that mean you could hack together a custom 'share plugin' and save having to switch apps? :-) -
@stroughtonsmith@0xced@andy_matuschak Yes; that’s how Apple does it right now for their built-in sharing items. Just need an open API.
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@chpwn@olebegemann XPC powered?
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@chpwn wouldn't that affect performance? or do they remove the unnecessary (if any) processes in the background? :/ Is this good or bad? -
@hyperprosexic It will likely improve performance.
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@marceliberato the delegates are local. it uses XPC to forward it. -
@chpwn Interesting. And that’s how we’re going to get UIActivities to become more like Metro’s Contracts in the future, presumably. -
@chpwn@stroughtonsmith XPC for iOS? -
@chpwn Awesome news. Now Apple just needs to let us mere mortals do that. -
@chpwn I wrote a blog post about remote view controllers: http://oleb.net/blog/2012/10/remote-view-controllers-in-ios-6/ …. Thanks for mentioning their existence a while ago. -
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@javieralog have a Radar number I could look at? - View other replies
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@javieralog interesting. The best solution is probably for you to configure your app to allow mixed localization. -
@tshortli@javieralog i.e. CFBundleAllowMixedLocalizations. Without that, the framework cannot used localized strings in your process.
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