Hi, this may not be possible, but in testing my app across different versions of iOS, I have identified a few parts I’d like to change/restrict to improve performance on older generations - primarily iPhone 3G and iPod touch.
Is it possible to identify a users iOS version and then perform an action based on this? In my case I want to disable/enable a lot of audio based on the iOS.
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I’m not 100% certain but I *believe* platformVersion may return this - let me know how it goes;
[lua]print( system.getInfo( “platformVersion” ) )[/lua]
(Print is just for testing purposes, obviously.) [import]uid: 52491 topic_id: 29028 reply_id: 116849[/import]
Thanks peach, I’ll give it a try this evening and report back [import]uid: 125592 topic_id: 29028 reply_id: 116853[/import]
Hi Peach, this retrieves the version perfectly, but how can I use the results to turn audio on or off?
If a user is on iOS version older than 4.3 I want to turn some audio off, how can I set this command, will there be an issue if iOS version has two decimal points e.g. 4.2.1?
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You could remove the decimal point and then say;
if version < 430 then
– do stuff here
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