以编程方式锁定和解锁iPhone屏幕

Question

如何以编程方式锁定和解锁iPhone的主屏幕（即设备本身）？

Answer 1

It's not possible. However, you can "prevent" your phone from locking when your app is running. [UIApplication sharedApplication].idleTimerDisabled = YES should do it.

Answer 2

It can be done by caling GSEventLockDevice (); from your app. This function can be found in GraphicsServices.framework.

Answer 3

This has already been resolved . You can find it on Github: https://github.com/neuroo/LockMeNow (work below IOS 7)

char*framework="/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/GraphicsServices.framework/GraphicsServices";
                void *handle= dlopen(framework, RTLD_NOW);
                if (handle)
                {

                  void (*GSEventLockDevice)() = dlsym(handle, "GSEventLockDevice");

                    if (GSEventLockDevice)
                    {

                        GSEventLockDevice();
                        NSLog(@"Phone is Locked");
                       //.........

                    }
                    dlclose(handle);

                }

Answer 4

It is probably possible with undocumented Apple functions (maybe GSEventLockDevice() ?) but it certainly leads to automatic App Store REJECTION.

Apple simply don't want anyone to fiddle with core functionalities like this.

Answer 5

If you want to do this so, Apple never approve this, your app must be jailbreak. you can do this by calling Private framework on your project. you can use GraphicsServices.framework .

NOTE :

This GraphicsServices.framework is a private framework. Apple will never accept your app. By calling GSEventLockDevice() method you can lock or unlock your Device easily. This GSEventLockDevice() resides in the GSEvent.h .

I hope this one helps you.

Please let me know if you still facing any problem

Answer 6

it basically isn't possible because this probably is part of the private frameworks which can be used by Apple only. There are apps such as the fake caller apps that utilize a "fake" lockscreen but as you've pointed out, pressing the home button quits the app, rendering your lock screen useless.

Answer 7

I don't believe that there is a way to achieve this.

One thing that i believe is possible is to stop the IPhone from locking. you could then build a view that copied the lock unlock function and you would still have control over the phone.

Answer 8

Describe lock and unlock. I would try a switch that enabled = YES and enabled = NO for the view property. So basically you can disable all the UIGestureRecognizers and 'lock' the screen, if this is what you mean. I do it with UIbuttons once I add them as an IBOutlet as well as IBAction , so they are an object and can be modified at the property level. I am working on this very thing right now. I will post my findings.