iOS Simulator 10 does not refresh

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Created Feb ’18

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I try to simulate a very very simple application which I have created in Xcode 9.2. I try to simulate it in the iOS Simulator in an iPhone6 with iOS 11.2. I have also tested other devices with the same result.

On a real device, the app works as expected. But on the simulator it doesn't.

I expect, that the button will become orange after I have clicked on it. and the emoji should disappear. Instead it changes into some strange "shadowed" look. If I wait then, the button will sometimes turn its background to orange after around 30 seconds.

The button gets also drawed correctly instantly, if i force the screen to update with a button press, or with draging down the info center.

I have recorded a movie, to illustrate the problem.

Update: (please reconstruct the links)

giphy. com/gifs/l4pSUuBtN7aBVvbVe

giphy. com/gifs/26DNe5B0vxIO6pHiw

Unfortunatley i cannot post it here due to the need of moderation if i add links.

The button gets refreshed, as soon as i drag down the info center.

Development machine: Mac mini 2011, i5, SSD, 8GB RAM, high Sierra

hope someone can help me.

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Answer 1

ahmd OP

Feb ’18

hi pese acunt not finsh way

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Answer 2

hedie OP

Feb ’18

Im sorry, but im not sure what you mean.

Could you pleas clarify your opinion?

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Answer 3

hedie OP

Feb ’18

You can be sure, i have tried everything possible!

I also tested with the latest Version 9.3 beta 2 (9Q107o) from xcode

But if you think i have missed some important thing, please tell it to me.

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Answer 4

Claude31 OP

Feb ’18

I tested the following, works perfectly well.

Conf : XCode 9.2ß, OSX 10.12.6 ; tested for targets IOS 10.3 and IOS 11.2 on simulator.

     @IBAction func touchCard(_ sender: UIButton) {
        flipCard(withEmoji: "  ", on: sender)
    }
   
    func flipCard(withEmoji emoji: String, on button: UIButton) {
        if button.currentTitle == emoji {
            button.setTitle("", for: UIControlState.normal)
            button.backgroundColor = UIColor.orange
        } else {
            button.setTitle(emoji, for: UIControlState.normal)
            button.backgroundColor = UIColor.white
        }
    }

The only difdference I see, is the explicit naming of UIColor.orange.

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	@IBAction func touchCard(_ sender: UIButton) {
	flipCard(withEmoji: " ", on: sender)
	}

	func flipCard(withEmoji emoji: String, on button: UIButton) {
	if button.currentTitle == emoji {
	button.setTitle("", for: UIControlState.normal)
	button.backgroundColor = UIColor.orange
	} else {
	button.setTitle(emoji, for: UIControlState.normal)
	button.backgroundColor = UIColor.white
	}
	}