Problem with click positioning in iOS app?

Question

Delphi

I'm trying to make a test iOS application from Delphi.
Placed on the form two buttons, a combobox, a listbox.
Deployed app on MacinCloud (they declare real mac machines. system shows OSX 10.8.4. iOS Simulator 6.0).
The application starts normally and displays normally.
There is only a “little problem” - in order to click on the desired control, you need to click not on it, but noticeably to the left and up from it.
It feels like a scale smaller than zero (about 0.3) is set somewhere for mouse clicks relative to real clicks. Tried both iPad and iPhone. In the simulator I tried all the options that I found. Did a simulator reset.
In general, the ideas are over.
Please tell me how to solve the problem.

Answer 1

Try testing native elements such as tabs or navigation. If everything is in order with them, then you have a problem with the positioning of the controls. For example, frame, bounds are often confused. The size of the application window can be given with or without a status bar. In this case, it all depends on the version of the axis and where exactly and how you put the controls. If the native ones are buggy, then the problem is with the emulator.

Answer 2

Maybe the application is adapted for the retina display, and the emulator is not retina? Then the scaling factor will be 0.5