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I can't share full code file or project, but here is case. I had setting file in that it calls API and in response callback I have DispatchQueue.main.async block to update UI. In response I am receving on serverLangValue . If you copy and check following code with any project, you will get Command SwiftCompile failed with exit code (since this small pics of code it show file name but in atual profject it's not pointing file) . After commenting case translate (text): It will work fine let serverLangValue = // Server return value let switchEnum = translate (serverLangValue) let text = en //(or any other language code) switch switchEnum { case ABC: break case QPR: break case translate (text): break //From Xcode 16 and 15 swift compiler are file to process this case whereas older was working fine default: break } }

I'm unsure if this is the right place for this inquiry. I don’t think there is a right place for this, but I’ve moved you over to DocC because it’s probably the closest. Swift Development closer to Spanish speakers. I created the site for the Spanish translation of The Swift Programming Language book Thanks for all that work. I noticed that the site already has Korean and Chinese translations. Are those provided by Apple directly … ? Yes. I'm interested in translating the Apple Developer Documentation if that's possible. This is sufficiently far outside of my area of expertise that I’m reluctant to offer definitive answers in public. Please drop me a line via email (my email address is in my signature, below). Make sure to reference this thread because I got a lot of email (-: Share and Enjoy — Quinn “The Eskimo!” @ Developer Technical Support @ Apple let myEmail = eskimo + 1 + @ + apple.com

If anyone has a better answer please post, I'll check and accept it Unbeknownst to me the video was in the correct position but the negative black bar space was causing the video to be appear that it was misaligned. Changing the AVMutableVideoCompositionInstruction() show the .backgroundColor show the negative black bar space issue in yellow: instruction.backgroundColor = UIColor.yellow.cgColor To fix it, I divided the finalTransform.ty in half and subtracted that from a translation-y-value, so now the code is: // ... let finalTransform = transform3.concatenating(rotateFromUpsideDown) let ty = finalTransform.ty var divided = ty/2 if divided < 0 { divided = 0 } let translation = CGAffineTransform(translationX: 0, y: -divided) let new_finalTransform = finalTransform.concatenating(translation) let transformer = AVMutableVideoCompositionLayerInstruction(assetTrack: track) transformer.setTransform(new_finalTransform, at: .zero) // ... The fix: The fix with the negative black bar space

Try this:let xdat: NSData = xDoc.xmlData(withOptions: Int (XMLNode.Options.nodePrettyPrint.rawValue)) as NSDataYou need to use .rawValue because XMLNode.Options is an OptionsSet and the xmlData method requires numeric options. You need Int(…) around it because the raw value is a UInt rather than an Int.You should file a bug report about this API. Either it should have translated (from the Obj-C header in the SDK) to a method that uses XMLNode.Options directly, or (if for some reason the withOptions parameter must be numeric) XMLNode.Options shouldn't be translated to an OptionsSet.

Translation: It is difficult for me to explain this in English. Is there a way for my application to be published under a different name? I need to change the name that appears below it. Can anybody help me?

is it just impossible in Swift ?It seems to be a correct answer, impossible.If I were given that code to translate into Swift, I would implement `initWithPasteboardPropertyList:ofType:` as a class method, not an initializer.

@arunky suggestion worked perfectly first time after I downloaded the languages on Settings -> Translate. However, whenever I launch the app a couple of days later, I get the same error message. I've rechecked going to Settings -> Translate: the downloaded languages are still there and the on-device mode toggle is still on. After a while (not that short, can be more than 1 minute), looks to work again. Still, this is unmanageable to get a user-facing app: what should I tell them? Keep trying until the error goes away?

Could you show the complete code ? What is the problem ? what are the first and third buttons ? They are disabled. Do you need to enable them ? If you need, explain your problem in detail with your mother language, we shall translate it.

@DTS Engineer it seems like .crash-files gets translated into text-file... so I can no longer attach it. I will try to upload it and share a link instead...

same here...i find it somewhat strange, especially when the guide is available in Chinese (Google translate to figure this out).what are the chances for apple to reply on that ? is there any time estimation from your experience ?

Hi,Thanks for your response.I am trying to do a word translation in different languages as how it works out in Emoticons. For sure I will be filing a enhancement request for this.Regards,Deepak Srinivas

Thanks Quincey. I'm new to Swift (but not programming). I'm translating a pet project from 2000 into Swift. I'll implement your suggestions and be back (in a few minutes?).

Removing every string from a given language as well as removing it from the project settings will remove the language however this is not scalable for an app with lots of translated keys