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I'm getting the following build error when opening my project using the xcode 7 beta, that built fine using the old version of xcode.xcode Command /Applications/Xcode-beta.app/Contents/Developer/Toolchains/XcodeDefault.xctoolchain/usr/bin/swiftc failed with exit code 1Any Ideas?

This is more of a style question than a technical one. I am experimenting with value types by building a simple poker card system.I have a 'Deck' struct which consists of two UInt64 (one for the cards in the deck, and the other for the discard) and has various functions for drawing cards, discarding, shuffling, etc.... There is, of course, also a 'Card' struct with sub-enums for rank and suit.The issue arose when I made a 'Hand' struct (which is basically just an array of Card structs + helper functions). As I was adding functions to discard a hand, I found I had a few options:discardHand(hand:Hand) on the 'Deck' - This discards the hand, but the hand struct which is passed in will still contain the cards afterwards, which feels a bit weird to me (perhaps I am just too used to reference types). Could this lead to errors because someone expects the hand to be empty afterwards?discardHand(inout hand:Hand) on the 'Deck' - This discards the hand and updates the hand struct, but is called 'discardHand(&am

I uploaded an OX binary yesterday. I can select the binary in a new version of the app and could even submit the new version for review. The status of the new version is now Waiting for Review.But, when I try to view the details of the binary, I only get an activity indicator. I had a look at the Safari error console, and it looks like the server returns an Unable to get build error:{data:null,messages:{warn:null,error:[unable_to_get_build],info:null},statusCode:ERROR}I did not receive any warnings or errors by email.Is anyone else seeing this problem? Is this a problem with my binary or just an iTunes Connect hiccup?

Hi, I installed the new beta build for El Capitan today. When I login the cursor does not move at all with or without a mouse connected. I disconnect the AC and reboot with no differenceWhen booting in Safe Mode it works fine, does anyone know if there is a corrupt file or something causing this when it tries to run on boot?Thanks a lot

I have a project that contains an App, a custom keyboard and an embedded framework. A bit of context...The app was created as an ObjC project a while ago, the keyboard was also started as ObjC. The embedded framework was added later as ObjC as well.The project is being converted to Swift. I can see the Swift compiler options in the project but setting a value at the project level trickles down into User-Defined settings at the target level.Here's a screenshot of what I'm trying to explain.On the left is the project-level settings, on the right are the target-level settings.Please note that creating a new project with the same setup does show the Swift compiler settings.How can I make these settings show up? What are the impacts of having these settings in User-Defined? Are they going to act the same way?

I have a table that contains two buttons per row/cell. I implemented swipe left to delete but the problem I have is, when the swipe is initiated from one of the buttons a button-press is sent and rather than being able to delete the row the button action is fired. I'm trying to come up with a way to prevent this (disable button, disable button action, etc) but nothing works because the timing of the event is such that, as soon as you raise your finger to tap the delete button the action is run. Does anyone have an idea how I could fix this?This is a truncated version of my working code to give an idea of what is going on...// BUTTON ACTION @IBAction func button1(sender: AnyObject) { // Do stuff based on which button was pressed // This is what needs to NOT run when trying to delete a row in teh table buttonFunction(sender.tag, optionId: 1) } // DELETE ROW override func tableView(tableView: UITableView, commitEditingStyle editingStyle: UITableViewCellEditingStyle, forRowAtIndexPath indexPath: NSIndexPath) { if