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CoreSpotlight results - header text
I've implemented the CoreSpotlight method for indexing my iOS 9 app content and it works nicely!I'm wondering if there is a way to use something other than my app's home screen display name as the header text above the results from within my app. I couldn't find a CFBundleFullName key to be more verbose about it. I did notice that my app's name is made ALL CAPS.The docs for CoreSpotlight seem to be missing, is that the case? Can't find any info besides the header files.
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Jun ’15
Xcode errors when submitting an app
Any info on these two errors appreciated. This is Xcode 7, iOS9, WatchOS2 for pre-release testing:ERROR ITMS-90171: Invalid Bundle Structure - The binary file 'lifa93.app/Watch/lifa93 WatchKit App.app/_WatchKitStub/WK' is not permitted. Your app can’t contain standalone executables or libraries, other than the CFBundleExecutable of supported bundles. Refer to the Bundle Programming Guide at https:/ERROR ITMS-90125: The binary is invalid. The encryption info in the LC_ENCRYPTION_INFO load command is either missing or invalid, or the binary is already encrypted. This binary does not seem to have been built with Apple's linker.Thanks
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Jun ’15
guarding on enum value
I am attepting to guard depending on the value of an enum...This is a contrived example so bear with me...public struct Invoice { public enum EmailStatus { case NeverSent case SentPaymentDueNotice(attempts: Int) case SentPaidNotice } public var name: String public var email: String public var total: Float public var paid: Bool public var emailStatus: EmailStatus }I would like to do something like the following...public func email(invoice: Invoice) throws { guard case .SentPaidNotice != invoice.emailStatus else { // ERROR: Variable binding in a condition requires an initializer throw EmailError.AlreadySentPaidNotice } print(Sending invoice to(invoice.name) <(invoice.email)>) }Unfortunately I can only seem to get this working with the compilerpublic func email(invoice: Invoice) throws { guard case .SentPaidNotice = invoice.emailStatus else { throw EmailError.AlreadySentPaidNotice } print(Sending invoice to (invoice.name) <(invoice.email)>) }Which is the inverse of what I want. I can only get this be
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Jun ’15
Reply to Solutions for Better Battery Life on Beta 1 - Confirmed for Mult. Devices
Hi kcft, Sorry I missed your question on Apple Watch. We have no evidence that there is any apparent need for this. We have two in the lab running Apple Watch OS 2 Beta and neither are exhibiting alarming battery drain. (Though we have noted the persistent bluetooth connection appears to drop and require a reboot of the iPhone in question from time to time.)
Topic: App & System Services SubTopic: Core OS Tags:
Jun ’15
Beta 4 No recents or notification sounds
Hi has anyone else come across this problem?iPhone6 since the Beta 4 install has no recent calls list and im not getting any notification sounds.All the sounds are set and availible on the phone but never sound off.... weirdAll was fine in B3 but after the install of B4 lost the recents and sounds, I have installed 8.3 and all works then upgrade to B4 and its gone again. I have done a clean install of B4 from itunes and no difference. I know its only a minor bug but its annoying for me.Any ideas?CheersMarc
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Jun ’15
Should LazySequence be a protocol?
So I'm currently noodling around with the standard library, extending every protocol I can find, all that good stuff. Four structs caught my eye:LazySequenceLazyForwardCollectionLazyBidirectionalCollectionLazyRandomAccessCollectionThey're the sequences and collections that have lazy implementations of map() and filter(). To get them from eager/static sequences you just call lazy() on the sequence.So say I wanted to write a function that operates lazily on these sequences - something like scan()/accumulate(), or interpose(), or whatever. Something like:extension SequenceType { func scan<T>(initial: T, combine: (T, Generator.Element) -> T) -> LazyScanSeq<Self, T> { return LazyScanSeq(seq: self, combine: combine, initial: initial) } }I can have my own struct LazyScanSeq, like FilterCollectionView, etc. I can have it lazily evaluate its sequence. And it's available on all sequences, so it works fine. Unless I want to have an eager version, like this:extension SequenceType { func scan<T>(va
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Jun ’15
OSX Captain crashed
Hello fellows,I am using a MacBook Pro, Core2Duo, 4 Gb. I had Maverick installed (I guess) and I've decided to try the new OSX Captain.My main goal right now was to get everything new right away and starting building Apps for iPhone and iPads.Now I am in a big trouble, and I am not sure, but I think I've created a big mess.So I've subscribed to the developer program and got the new OSX Captain installed. Lots of programas stopped working and Finder is crashed. Without finder I've decided to go backwards and install Yosemite. The system didn't let me do it and it crashed the system. Now nothing works!! I know now that I should have installed all the OSXs in between my old OSX and the OSX Captain, still in beta. But it is too late.The option left was to get connected to my external driver where I have a few TimeMachine snapshots of my old system. I've installed this 3Tb external driver back in 2011. At that time I've chosen a password to encrypt the external driver, but now I can't remember the password. I have
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Jun ’15
Reply to watchOS 2 beta almost unusable
Here's how I got my Hey Siri to work. Here's a little trick, this work with most Apple Products and settings:On the Watch goto Settings -> General -> Siri, Turn OFF Hey Siri. Turn OFF the Watch. Turn the Watch back ON, then go back to settings and turn Siri back ON.
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Jun ’15