Overview¶

When running an iOS application in the device simulator Squish for iOS allows to write the information about all classes loaded at startup of the iOS application into a file. The information consists of the following:

• Class name

• Super class name

• List of members (methods, instance variables)

Writing class information¶

• Step 1 - Create the folders and file /tmp/macwrapper/dump_classinfo. For example in the Terminal application execute this:

  touch /tmp/macwrapper/dump_classinfo

• Step 2 - Record, replay or launch the application from Squish IDE. This will create the file

/tmp/macwrapper/myaut.log, where myaut stands for the name of your application.

• Step 3 - Remove the file /tmp/macwrapper/dump_classinfo to disable writing the class information (because this can take several seconds at every start of the application through Squish). For example in the Terminal application execute this:

  rm /tmp/macwrapper/dump_classinfo

• ios
• mac