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The Korean and Chinese translations of The Swift Programming Language book are provided by community members. There does seem to be a Spanish translation, according to https://www.swift.org/documentation/#translations - maybe you could chat on the Swift Forums about it? There's a link to the appropriate subforum on that page i linked.

If you need in swift, just translate from objective C ! 😉Seriously, what is the specific point of translation that causes you problem ?

to receive yours (I understand you did the translation).You can find may translated version:{GitHub's URL}/ooper-shlab/CocoaSlideCollection-Swift

SKTileMapNode uses what the article calls Offset coordinates. (see the beginning of the article). So to use any of the algorithms from the article you first need to translate from offset coordinates to the Cube coordinate sytem used there. Then translate back to offset coordinates. The algorithms for translating are also included in that article.

Hi, LCS.Thanks for the Help here. AlamoFire is a library I used in my code to make a HTTP GET. The codes I pasted above was truncated. Here's the complete text:let parameters = [q:textToTranslate, langpair:en|es] Alamofire.request(.GET, http://api.mymemory.translated.net/get, parameters:parameters) .response { (_, _, data, _) in let translatedText: String? = data?.valueForKeyPath(responseData.translatedText) as! String? if let translated :String = translatedText{ self.textView.text = translated } else { self.textView.text = No translation available. }I send a Get request to http://api.mymemory.translated.net/ to translate a string from English to Spanish. I am expecting a string (translation) from the data?.valueForKeyPath. The app crached in valueForKeyPath. What other method would you suggest me to use? Thanks in Advanced.

But once that string is translated If by this you mean that it has translations in other languages, then Xcode is expected to update the value and mark translations as needing review automatically. But if the source string itself is already marked as translated in the xcstrings file, then you are already in a conflicted state where there is a value in code and also a source value in the xcstrings. In that case, it is expected because Xcode will never change the value of a source string that is marked as translated in the source language. It is only allowed to do so if the state is new. When such a string with a default value from code first appears in the String Catalog, it will have a state of new. The String Catalog Editor then prevents editing this string from the Catalog because the code defined the value and we don't want conflicting state. But perhaps in your case something or someone went into the JSON and flipped it to translated. In that case, thi