Using Reveal
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Supporting iOS 14 Permission Changes Promoted
iOS, iPadOS and tvOS version 14 introduce changes to their permissions model for Bonjour that may require you to specify additional capabilities for your app before it will be a...
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AppleScript Support
Reveal has support for refreshing application snapshots and other functionality via AppleScript. For a full list of AppleScript commands and classes, see the Reveal entry in the...
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How to deactivate your license before moving to a new machine
Your Reveal license enables you to use Reveal on 2 Macs at a time. Before you move to a new machine, you should deactivate your license on your old Mac. You can do this by: Ope...
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Inspecting custom views and messaging objects
Reveal's inspectors allow you to view and edit values for many of the common view classes in UIKit, but don't yet allow you to inspect custom UIView subclass properties or send ...
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Manually Starting and Stopping the Reveal Server
We provide support that allows you to manually start and stop Reveal Server in your app. The instructions below assume that the appropriate RevealServer.framework has already be...
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Reveal Keyboard Shortcuts and Modifiers
If necessary, all of the following keyboard shortcuts can be customized via the Shortcuts tab of the Keyboard System Preferences pane. Symbol Key Symbol Key ⌘ Command ← L...
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Reveal Server Debugger Support
Reveal provides a set of debugger commands accessible from the LLDB console (including Xcode's Debug Console) once installed. These commands allow loading and controlling the Re...
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RevealServer Configuration Options
You can control the level of information that Reveal logs using the user defaults key, IBARevealServerLogLevel. The following logging levels are available, and the default level...