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Fixed

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1

Found in

4.3.0f4

Issue ID

576009

Regression

No

iOS7: Tapping the 'Dictation' button on the keyboard causes a crash

iOS

-

To reproduce:
1. Open attached project
2. Build and run on iOS7 (reproduced with iPhone 5c, didn't reproduce on 5 with iOS6)
3. Enable Siri (if not enabled already)
4. Tap on text field
5. Press on dictation
6. Crash (stacktrace attached)

Comments (6)

  1. Voxel-Busters

    May 27, 2015 09:41

    I can still see this issue. Can anyone please confirm? I'm on Unity 4.6.5

  2. prestonf

    Feb 21, 2014 19:27

    What version is this fixed in? Anyone know?

  3. Gillissie

    Jan 27, 2014 19:47

    I'm not clear on whether or how this has been fixed. The first comment mentions a workaround fix, but that was over a month ago, and a build made as of today does not incorporate this fix automatically (I would assume that any Unity update since this fix would have this line included). Are we supposed to manually modify the UnityAppController.mm file every time we make a build?

  4. Rao_Vadapalli

    Dec 17, 2013 00:21

    For anyone else interested, Unity support team replied back with the following fix. Unity support - you guys are awesome..

    The fix for that bug is the following:

    - (void)repaint
    {
    + EAGLContextSetCurrentAutoRestore autorestore(_mainDisplay->surface.context);
    SetupUnityDefaultFBO(&_mainDisplay->surface);

    CheckOrientationRequest();

    It's a single line that needs to be added to the UnityAppController.mm file. The file should be located at:

    /Applications/Unity/Unity.app/Contents/PlaybackEngines/iPhonePlayer/iPhone-Trampoline/Classes/UnityAppController.mm

  5. Rao_Vadapalli

    Dec 13, 2013 21:08

    Any updates on this? We are nearing submission and this bug might fail us at QA.
    Also, we are on Unity 4.2.1, and upgrading to the latest version days before final submission involves a huge risk we would like to avoid.

    So, if Unity can provide the fix as a patch to older versions, that would be great.

  6. srimarc

    Nov 27, 2013 01:37

    I'm unclear whether "Version" above represents a "Fix Version" or an "Affects Version". By the date, I'm guessing it's "Affects". I can certainly repro this in 4.3.0f4.

    I recommend you break the version field into Affects and Fix. This will help us to help you, by allowing us to know whether something reported as fixed is truly fixed or not.

    Thanks!

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