It seems if you write a LANDSCAPE app for the iPad and expect to also run in on a M-series Mac, the Mac does NOT emulate a landscape “size” it acts as if it were PORTRAIT… which is an issues, assuming you had good reason the make it LANDSCAPE in the first place
Thats interesting. My Xojo iPad apps run in landscape on my M2, so it can be done…
The key is to specify .landscape and NOT .landscapeLeft or .landscapeRight
For those that thought this was funny.
Xojo offers TWO orientations
- Portrait
- Landscape
While Xcode offers FIVE
- Portrait
- PortraitUpsideDown
- Landscape
- LandscapeLeft
- LandscapeRight
Where only Portrait and Landscape seem to affect iOS apps running on the Mac
the others seem to affect only if running on iPhone/iPad exclusively
If Xojo offers any of the other three, I can find no evidence of such
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