Sunset Lake Software - Comments for "Pi Cubed 2.0: Now for iPad"

Thanks for the fast update to

Thanks for the fast update to 2.0.1. That fixed the problem for me. I didn't need to do the work-around, because I had the great new iPad version to use in the mean time.

Thank you Brad ! I look

Thank you Brad ! I look forward to the update.

I was able to identify the

I was able to identify the issue (specific calculations present in the old version on certain devices that were not being imported properly) and have submitted a bug fix version 2.01. I've requested an expedited review, so hopefully this will be on the App Store in a few days. This should resolve all of the problems you're seeing.

Yea, I'm having the same

Yea, I'm having the same crashing problem on my 3g. Since installing the update, the app crashes at startup and is unusable now. I am running iOS 3.1.2 on my 3g. The previous version worked fine.

michael clarke wrote:

Well, the good news is that the iPad version of Pi Cubed is great, and I love it. Many thanks for that, and for making it a free cross-grade from the iPhone version. The bad news is that Version 2 now crashes on startup on my iPhone 3GS. I've restarted the phone, and quit all of my running apps, to no avail. The interface displays for a second or two, and then quits (its icon stays in the iPhone's multitasking dock, though). Anyway, thanks again for the iPad version — you did a great job on it — and hopefully the issue with the iPhone version is a quick fix.

I'm really sorry about that.

I'm really sorry about that. It appears that certain users have experienced repeated crashing on startup on devices where they've upgraded from the old version. This never came up in any of the testing that I did, and it appears to have something to do with a specific equation or set of equations they had in their old version.

I'm working on a fix right now.

One way that you can work around this for the time being is to connect your iPhone 3G S (assuming it is running iOS 4.0) to iTunes and go to the Apps tab. Scroll down to the File Sharing section and click on the Pi Cubed entry. Copy the "epsilon.sql or "epsilon-imported.sql" file to your desktop (renaming "epsilon-imported.sql" to "epsilon.sql"). Delete the application from your iPhone 3G S, then reinstall it using iTunes. Start it once, then go back to the File Sharing section and copy the "epsilon.sql" file back into Pi Cubed. On the next startup, it should reimport your old equation library and you should be free of the crashes.

Again, I'm sorry that I somehow missed this condition in my testing.

Well, the good news is that