Swift 6

To be a little bit more specific.iPhone 6 PlusiOS9 - setup as new device.Reset of Network Settings had no effect.Connecting to Visible WPA2 network works. I'm not sure if its just the Visibility of the SSID, or WPA2 Enterprise, or both.

I would assume the same as Swift 1.x, don't see any reason for that to change. That's just my educated guess though

I'm getting a bit futher.let dayHourMinuteSecond = NSDateComponentsFormatter() dayHourMinuteSecond.allowedUnits = [.Day, .Hour, .Minute, .Second]Now conforms to the new way Swift 2.0 wants things formatted.I'm trying to figure out the calculated calendar time difference between two dates. Pretty simple. I think the function is the following: (using the autofill template),let userCalendar = NSCalendar.currentCalendar() let difference = userCalendar.components( <#T##unitFlags: NSCalendarUnit##NSCalendarUnit#>, fromDate: <#T##NSDate#>, toDate: <#T##NSDate#>, options: <#T##NSCalendarOptions#>)So my code with my variables would read (with the components used from the formatter above (which the compiler is happy with)let difference = userCalendar.components( dayHourMinuteSecond, fromDate: goHomeYoureDrunkTime, toDate: badPoetryDay, options: NSCalendarOptions)But I can't find any value that satisfies the Options for this. In my other code, WrapComponents was the only value that worke

Thanks David.I also found this on the web which helped me get my complications working:http://www.sneakycrab.com/blog/2015/6/10/writing-your-own-watchkit-complications