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I am using a 3rd party library in my ios application. I have a compiled file i.e., ".a" file and the header files ".h" given to me..

The solution here In Xcode, how to suppress all warnings in specific source files? talks about clicking the Compiler Flags of the source files and setting -w . This doesn't have anything to do with alerts I believe. Also, I don't have source files with me..

So my question is, how do I remove/hide/disable UIAlertView or UIAlertController from a 3rd party library?

Is there a way to do set some value in info.plist or AppDelegate.m or anywhere in Xcode?

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  • With UI alerts you mean something similar to UIAlertControllers? You don't. (And what does that have to do with a compiler warning?) – HAS Aug 12 '16 at 06:05
  • Yes.. UIAlertView or UIAlertController – Swift Aug 12 '16 at 06:06

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For anyone out there who is using libMobileVLCKit as their 3rd party framework, use this:

 _mediaplayer = [[VLCMediaPlayer alloc] initWithOptions:@[[NSString stringWithFormat:@"--%@=%@",@"extraintf",@""]]];

instead of:

 _mediaplayer = [[VLCMediaPlayer alloc] init];

It won't display your VLC alert which includes:

"Your input can't be opened:
VLC is unable to open the MRL 'file:///somefile.mp4'. Check the log for details."
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