Question or issue on macOS:
In my iPhone app, I have many ASCII arts which I need to insert into the database.
I am using the simulator and pasting the textpic in the textview to insert the ASCII art to database.
Here the clipboard of simulator once pastes the art properly but when I copy another art then too it pastes the previous art into textview.
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How to solve this problem? Is there a work around for this or any better approach?
How to solve this problem?
Solution no. 1:
I was getting frustrated with copy and paste in the simulator and couldn’t figure out what was going on.
Results were similar to what you describe: copy and paste would sometimes paste the same value as I had copied before, but not what I just copied to the clipboard.
I finally realized that the simulator has it’s own clipboard, separate from the main OS X clipboard.
You use the touch-based copy and paste commands to paste into your application from the simulator clipboard.
You can use the standard OS X copy paste shortcuts (Command-X,C,V) to paste from the system clipboard into the simulator clipboard.
So to copy and paste from Chrome (for example), you select the text in Chrome, Command-C to copy. Then switch to the simulator, Command-V to paste into the simulator clipboard. Then in your application, you simulate a touch in the textfield to bring up the paste option, then simulate a touch to the paste button to paste the simulator clipboard contents into the app.
The menu options do the same thing as the keyboard shortcuts–copy/paste between the system clipboard and the simulator keyboard.
Now that I figured it out, I actually like it much better than if the simulator clipboard was automatically tied to the OS X clipboard.
Solution no. 2:
From Xcode 9.0 or above:
Open simulator
Click on “Edit” from top menus
Enable -> “Automatically Sync Pasteboard”
If already enable then disable it and enable again.
Long press to paste your text i.e copied
Below Xcode 9.0
- Copy text from anywhere
- Paste on the simulator by command (command + v), it will show nothing
- Then press (command + shift + v)
it works for me
Solution no. 3:
⌘ +
C – Copies the contents of the iOS clipboard to OS X. This works for both text and images.
⌘ + ⇧ + C – Copies the selected text (or whatever else responds to the copy: selector in your app) to the iOS clipboard. This one does not appear in the menu.
⌘ + ⌃ + C – Copies a screenshot of the iOS app (without the simulator’s chrome) to the OS X clipboard (Use ⌘ + S to save it to a file on the Desktop instead).
⌘ + V – Copies the contents of the OS X clipboard over to iOS, but doesn’t paste it. Again, this works for both text and images.
⌘ + ⌃ + V – Pastes the OS X clipboard in the iOS app, but leaves the clipboard unchanged. This does not work with images.
Source: http://olemoritz.net/copypaste-in-the-ios-simulator.html
Solution no. 4:
In Xcode 9 or above:
1. Active simulator
2. Check menu “Edit -> Automatically Sync Pasteboard”
3. Enjoy 🙂
Solution no. 5:
This is strange issue in my pc. I have macOs Sierra 10.xx++ installed in my mac. What i do is ,
Copy the content from your mac using
command + cor keyboard.Now press
command + vin the particular place you want to paste the content.Now Paste in the simulator using
command + shift + v
Working well. Confirmed answer.!
Solution no. 6:
Check out the text property of the UITextView. Simply load your textpic into an NSString, and set that string to be the text property of the TextView.
Solution no. 7:
You can copy the content from mac using ⌘ + ⇧ + C and paste in browser url using ⌘ + V .
It’s working for me.
Solution no. 8:
As a last step try to restart Xcode and iOS simulatorMenu -> Hardware -> Restart
Solution no. 9:
Got the solution:
Mac Os Iphone Simulator
From iPhone Simulator menu.
Third option: Restore Content and Settings.
You will lose all the apps installed in the simulator along with the settings.
Got this working for me.