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I am relatively new to coding and put together this countdown timer based on code available in various public forums. This countdown timer for my iPhone puts a timer on my screen, allows me to select the time counted down in minutes and seconds, then to start the timer and, if so desired, reset it.While such timers are readily available, I wanted to try and build one myself and learn swift in the process. The program builds and runs fine. However the latter section is intended to play a chime when the countdown timer reaches the 1/2 way point and then when it finishes. This is not working and I'm at a loss to get it to do so. I would appreciate it if someone would modify my code to make this work. Also, I don't know how to compile the program so that I can move it off my MacBook and onto my iPad and would appreciate guidance on that. The code follows: Thank you // // Content-ViewModel.swift // Countdown Timer // // // import Foundation import AVFoundation extension ContentV

How can I add HTTP headers not only in initial loads and also able to load for every request? The below code will only work for initial loads but not subsequence URL var request = URLRequest(url: urlToLoad) request.setValue(true, forHTTPHeaderField: CustomHeader) webView.load(request)

I’m posting this here primarily so that Future Quinn™ can reference it. Hopefully other folks will find it useful as well.I’ve recently been playing around with mitmproxy, which is working out well for me. One feature I really like is the ability to programmatically extract information from traces created the mitmproxy tool. The workflow looks something like this: Run mitmproxy.Use the l command to filter the flows it captures. For example, ~d example.com will only shows requests to example.com.Run my test.Use the w command to save the flows to a file.Extract content from the file programmatically using the script facility built in to mitmdump. For example:$ mitmdump -r test1.flows -s filter.py -n -q … output from my filter …The filters themselves are written in Python (yay Python!) and have deep access to the flows. For example:from urlparse import urlparse def response(context, flow): u = urlparse(flow.request.url) if u.hostname.endswith(example.com): cookie = flow.request.headers[Cookie] if cookie

Hello! I recently submitted a developer status request to developer.apple.com. There was no answer, but I realized where I made a mistake: I used my friend's bank card. After that, I sent another request, having entered my personal bank card. 2 days have passed, there is no answer. Please cancel the first request and accept the second request with the correct card. The technical support form on the site does not work, I tried different browsers and computers. The chat support on the regular Apple website couldn't help me, they don't handle developer accounts. Request status when trying to send a completed technical support form, then a 503 code is received in response (this can be seen in the developer tools in the browser). Maybe there is some email tech support that could help me?

Hi I want to add certificate and its privatekey in https request, like this mentioned in this cURL `curl -L -i -X PUT –cert ./[device_cert].pem –key ./[device_cert_private_key].pem -H 'Content-Type: application/json' -H 'Content-Encoding: utf-8' -d '{registrationId: [registration_id]}' https://global.azure-devices-provisioning.net/[ID_Scope]/registrations/[registration_id]/register?api-version=2021-06-01

Hi,I am unable to figure out how to request the users location via requestWhenInUseAuthorization() (resp. requestAlwaysAuthorization()) just using code on the WatchKit Extention. After some Google research I found the question on StackOverflow: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/47543655/request-location-on-the-apple-watch-only-without-code-on-the-paired-phone , but as well without any usefull solution.What I did is, to set in the Info.plist all required keys (NSLocationWhenInUseUsageDescription, and so on), as well on the iOS application and as well in the WatchKit Extention counterpart. The WatchKit Swift code snippet looks as follows:override func willActivate() { super.willActivate() locMgr.delegate = self if CLLocationManager.authorizationStatus() == .notDetermined { locMgr.requestWhenInUseAuthorization() } } func locationManager(_ manager: CLLocationManager, didChangeAuthorization status: CLAuthorizationStatus) { switch status { ca

I have implemented following code of NEDNSProxyProvider. My basic requirement is I want to process the flow but instead of using data from datagrams I want to use data received from our custom DNS server. After tons of articles documentation Im able to write following code. But it's failing continuously in writeDataGrams with Invalid arguments data and The operation could not be completed because Flow not connected. I know somethings is wrong in processing the data but what is wrong Im not able to figure out. Also I want to know is this even possible to achieve this by using API call inside datagrams for loop and then send data to writedatagrams? After getting JSONResponse Im using third party library to convert query form JSONData binary before sending it to writeDataGrams. https://github.com/Bouke/DNS. The reason of using API call inside datagrams is, our backend server needs track of all https requests and the data that server send in response of API ca

Hi All,It show server status code 1013 when initialized the volume at Xsan server. Does anyone have experience for this status code?Best Wishes,Bruce Chen