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Wi-Fi long press reference code: https://github.com/ioscreatix/WeatherVane
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Thanks for the PR. Please look at my comments. Definitely want to get it merged 👍
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| [[objc_getClass("WPScanRequest") alloc] setRssiThreshold:[NSNumber numberWithInt:-130]]; |
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Does this method actually affect the wifi scan initiated by the system or does this only change this instance of WPScanRequest? I would assume the latter
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There is no change on the normal Wi-Fi setting screen. Valid only when scanning with WiPi.
| if ([((__bridge NSDictionary *)userInfo)[NSLoadedClasses] containsObject:@"CCUIConnectivityAirDropViewController"]) { // The Network Bundle is Loaded | ||
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Can you remove the notification observer afterwards? Just to clean things up and not leave the notification listener active forever
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You can delete it. It is necessary to prepare another method.
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Can you explain the logic here? This is not obvious to me. Why do you load the AirPort Settings bundle, if it succeeds, wait for the network bundle to be loaded?
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As with the notification method above, you need to prepare another method.
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