writesf~ file doesn't get created on iOS 15 about ofxpd HOT 7 CLOSED

I haven't built anything with the iOS 15 SDK yet. It may be a permissions issue as you say, but more likely you need to add some sort of key and string to the Info.plist like with camera and microphone permissions.

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yeah that's where I've been fishing around, haven't found anything yet though. this might be an issue that has come up in a previous SDK, as I haven't used writesf~ on iOS in a few years

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ok, Solved!
needed to create the directories that it would sit in, for some reason you can't create into the app's root directory but can inside a folder, so I did this before going ahead and saving:
void ofApp::createDirectory(string _directory){ NSString *directory =ofxiOSStringToNSString(_directory); BOOL isDir; NSFileManager *fileManager= [NSFileManager defaultManager]; if(![fileManager fileExistsAtPath:directory isDirectory:&isDir]) if(![fileManager createDirectoryAtPath:directory withIntermediateDirectories:YES attributes:nil error:NULL]) NSLog(@"Error: Create folder failed %@", directory); }

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Yeah the weird thing is that I couldn’t write from writesf into documents/ first I had to use obj-c to create a directory within the documents folder, writesf could then write into that folder fine - documents/sounds/sound.wav

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Yeah I wonder if it’s an issue just for writesf, it might be that writesf doesn’t have the ability to create into the documents directory without the documents directory already being populated by something else. It might be that it “doesn’t exist” as a directory until it has something in it.
When looking at it within the Files app, only apps that have put something inside the documents folder of their app appear over there. I wonder if there is something like that happening

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