Print not working in IOS10 (Corona build 2016.2970

Solar2D iOS
#1

Hi,

Print statement is not working on iOS10 devices using corona simulator 2016.2970. Any  suggested workaround? 

Xcode version 7.1.1.

Regards

Olman

#2

I thought this was fixed in an earlier version. Do you have an iOS 9 device to test against?

Rob

#3

hmm I’m afraid I don’t have it.

Hi everybody! Some in the community has the very same issue?

#4

I know everyone who was experiencing this updated to a later daily build an the problem went away.  Are you 100% sure you have 2970 and not 2949? We install daily builds into a different folder so you can have both the public and daily build active (on macOS).  Your console log should have a line that looks like:

Oct 16 05:00:35.065 [Device] Platform: iPad / iPad3,5 / 10.0.2 / PowerVR SGX 554 / OpenGL ES 2.0 IMGSGX554-128 / 2016.2970 / en-US | US | en_US | en

Can you verify the version there?

Rob

#5

This is the console output when open the Corona simulator (2970):

Project sandbox folder: ~/Library/Application Support/Corona Simulator/2.0-4262D4790AAA86905701311D1335E93A

                    Platform: iPhone / x86_64 / 10.12.0 / Intel Iris OpenGL Engine / 2.1 INTEL-10.18.65 / 2016.2970 / en-US | US | en_US | en

When I run the app from the device, the console is not printing that info. 

I just removed the 2949 version from my application folder, re-buld the app using 2970 but the output is the same: print result are not displayed (in iOS10 at least).

#6

Just to verify, are you using any variable named “debug” or are you overriding “print” anywhere?

Have you considered upgrading to Xcode 8?

Rob

#7

Thanks Rob, that worked to me.

#8

Great! I had the same problem, but upgrading to Xcode 8 solved it for me too.

#9

I thought this was fixed in an earlier version. Do you have an iOS 9 device to test against?

Rob

#10

hmm I’m afraid I don’t have it.

Hi everybody! Some in the community has the very same issue?

#11

I know everyone who was experiencing this updated to a later daily build an the problem went away.  Are you 100% sure you have 2970 and not 2949? We install daily builds into a different folder so you can have both the public and daily build active (on macOS).  Your console log should have a line that looks like:

Oct 16 05:00:35.065 [Device] Platform: iPad / iPad3,5 / 10.0.2 / PowerVR SGX 554 / OpenGL ES 2.0 IMGSGX554-128 / 2016.2970 / en-US | US | en_US | en

Can you verify the version there?

Rob

#12

This is the console output when open the Corona simulator (2970):

Project sandbox folder: ~/Library/Application Support/Corona Simulator/2.0-4262D4790AAA86905701311D1335E93A

                    Platform: iPhone / x86_64 / 10.12.0 / Intel Iris OpenGL Engine / 2.1 INTEL-10.18.65 / 2016.2970 / en-US | US | en_US | en

When I run the app from the device, the console is not printing that info. 

I just removed the 2949 version from my application folder, re-buld the app using 2970 but the output is the same: print result are not displayed (in iOS10 at least).

#13

Just to verify, are you using any variable named “debug” or are you overriding “print” anywhere?

Have you considered upgrading to Xcode 8?

Rob

#14

Thanks Rob, that worked to me.

#15

Great! I had the same problem, but upgrading to Xcode 8 solved it for me too.