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XCode 4.3.1 iPad simulator

Does anybody know why home button is missing for iPad simulator only?

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zskalnik Avatar asked Mar 08 '12 20:03

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2 Answers

Its a simple redesign to make more space for the simulator screen. You can trigger the home button from the menu Hardware > Home Or using the shortcut: H.

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sch Avatar answered Nov 03 '22 00:11

sch


I don't think this is an enhancement at all. This is by far a notorious bug and a bad one. I know that home button action can be reproduced by cmd-H or its double click by doing cmd-H twice, though it could activate the slow motion animations too (annoying!). My point here is that whenever you run the simulator and start testing doing rotations (cmd-arrows), at one point you won't be able to tell if iPad orientation is to the right or to the left!... there's no visual clue whatsoever! Bad Apple!, bad Apple!

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carlos_ms Avatar answered Nov 03 '22 00:11

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