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Hello, I don't know why I'm getting the error Failed to produce diagnostic for expression, I have use the List before on a similar way and can't find the error. I'll appreciate some help Working with Xcode 12.5.1 If I Change the List to this it works: List(1 ..< 6) { mood in HStack { Text(Hola) .frame(width: 200, height: 50, alignment: .leading) } } MoodScreen.swift import SwiftUI struct MoodScreen: View { @State private var addMoodModal = false var body: some View { VStack { VStack { MoodView(addMoodModal: $addMoodModal) .sheet(isPresented: $addMoodModal, content: { AddNewMoodScreen(addMoodModal: $addMoodModal) }) MoodListView() Spacer() } } .navigationTitle(Mood summary) .embedInNavigationView() } } struct MoodScreen_Previews: PreviewProvider { static var previews: some View { MoodScreen() } } MoodListView.swift import SwiftUI struct MoodListView: View { @ObservedObject var moodsScreen = MoodsViewModel() var body: some View { //Error is shown here VStack{ List(moodsScreen.moodsVM) {mood in HStack { Text(

Every time I open Outlook for Mac, the software opens and shows the calendar function. When I switch to Emails, it crashes and I get an alert that it will restart. The same thing happens again and again. When is this error being dealt with?

The server I'm working with returns a date/time string that is always expressed in US central time. There is no timezone information in the string itself. In order to parse this string, I need to create a DateFormatter and then assign its timeZone property. I'm having trouble figuring out the right way to do this. I know that the correct string that means US central time is America/Chicago, but it appears that the TimeZone initializer is looking for an abbreviation, rather than a full string. I don't know what the correct abbreviation is. I don't want to use CST or CDT since those denote standard or daylight time. I need something that means whatever the current timzeone is in Chicago. In Java, as an example, the Timezone class accepts America/Chicago as an initializer and it works whether or not the calendar is on daylight savings time. Thanks, Frank

Apple arbitrarily deletes the newly created developer account, there is no complaint, what should we do?Not long ago, a new developer account was created for $99; then a new project was created; the project code was written by myself, and was rejected several times during the period. The last time the App Store review member called me to confirm whether my problem was solved. I said that the previous problem has been solved, and then told me to wait for the result; I waited for about 4 days, that is, December 20th, 12:09; sent me the rejected information of the account mark deletion;Hello,Upon further review of the activity associated with your Apple Developer Program membership, we have determined that your membership, or a membership associated with your account, has been used for dishonest or fraudulent activity. Therefore, your Apple Developer Program account has been flagged for removal.If you would like to appeal this termination to the App Review Board, you must do so within 14 calendar days.

Hi, I'm a software developer. I have a web application where users receive event invitations via email. In the email, I would like to have an iCal Calendar icon that when a user clicks it, it opens up the Create Event page within their Calendar. And it would be populated with the data passed in the URL parameters like event start and end date, timezone, title, description, Link to the event, etc. I have already done this with Google Calendar and Outlook Calendar. For example, the Google API URL looks something like this: Add to my calendar Does apple have a link similar this? Or is the only way to create an .ics file and have the User download and import it into their Calendar?

I'm writing an app that needs to present repeating notifications on a schedule. The schedule will be every x months, where x is a number 1-72. So, it could be every 1 month, every 7 months, every 45 months, etc.. This is my first venture into user notifications, and I'm struggling with the DateComponents piece. I see the documentation says DateComponents.month = a month or count of months. I interpret that to mean that the value could be an Int to represent a specific month (like 1 = January) or an Int to represent the number of months used for repetition (ex: 2 = every 2 months). For my test, I wanted to manually create a user notification trigger that would repeat every 1 month on the first day of the month at 7:00am. var dateComponents = DateComponents() dateComponents.calendar = Calendar.current dateComponents.month = 1 dateComponents.day = 1 dateComponents.hour = 7 let trigger = UNCalendarNotificationTrigger(dateMatching: dateComponents, repeats: true) That didn't work as expected. It created the notific