file uri scheme

I'm developing an app which is using CloudKit Private db.So, now it's time to move the sources and all related data to the owner's accound.This means, that i have to create the same records types, etc... using another account. There is a better way than just creating each fields from the scratch?Or can i do some saves/loads or so?Or even can i programmatically create the record types. Thanks in advance.

I made a custom url scheme.when the keyword is in English it's OK.NSLog :myscheme://withkeyword/?keyword=englishWhen the keyword is in Korean, in Japanese etc, look like the below.NSLog :myscheme://withkeyword/0.000000keyword=2.122748E-314D99C3.246487E-314AB88What's wrong?

Hi ! ^ ^ Usually upper left side of Xcode, there is run and stop button, right ? (just like ▶︎　■　）and right side of that usually target and simulator select box... right ?It is disapeared when I develop static library ....Where is that gone ? (I use Xcode 6.4 .. from 7.0 no problem)Thanks 😀

I am developing a multi-platform app. Added a package that imports UIKit to the project under development. Changed Allow any platform to iOS in the framework settings of the project. In the source using the library, #if os(iOS) is applied to iOS only. The project compiles without errors on iOS and macOS and runs normally. It works normally in the preview canvas of iOS. The preview canvas on macOS throws a UIKit error in the library. With just a few lines of code you can check this error. [Package] import UIKit <-------- public struct MyLibrary { public private(set) var text = Hello, World! public init() { } } [Project] import SwiftUI #if os(iOS) <--------------- import MyLibrary #endif struct ContentView: View { var body: some View { VStack { Image(systemName: globe) .imageScale(.large) .foregroundColor(.accentColor) Text(Hello, world!) } } } struct ContentView_Previews: PreviewProvider { static var previews: some View { ContentView() } }