Hmmm, actually, I answered my own question. If Capabilities.cpuArchitecture is
'x86', then it's not on an iOS device which have always been arm. This should
be a durable solution in my case (using macOS).
private static function isIosSimulator():Boolean {
return Capabilities.cpuArchitecture == "x86";
}
Solved. Thanks.
Erik
On Mar 15, 2019, at 10:41 AM, Erik J. Thomas <[email protected]> wrote:
XCode's iOS Simulator does NOT support running an AIR Mobile app that uses
flash.data.EncryptedLocalStore. But since I already abstracted two different
local storage implementations to support running my app on AIR Desktop (Mac and
Windows) which don't support EncryptedLocalStore, I just need to know if the
app is running in iOS Simulator in order to use the non-encrypted local storage
implementation:
public class LocalStoreFactory {
public static function getLocalStoreInstance(keyPrefix:String =
null):ILocalStore {
if (Platform.isDesktop || isIosSimulator()) {
return LocalDataStore.instance(keyPrefix);
} else {
return LocalEncryptedDataStore.instance(keyPrefix);
}
}
private static function isIosSimulator():Boolean {
// what to put here?
}
}
What I need is to figure out if the runtime environment is an iOS Simulator.
I've checked the values of Platform and Capabilities and see nothing of any
help. The values are the same as on an actual device.
Thanks.
Erik
