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How do I put an xib file in my project? There is no option for xib in File->New->File.

I am developing a cloud-based application and have integrated the FileProviderExtension. However, files larger than 20 MB are not downloading as it’s throwing a memory limit exception. In this process I have downloaded the file data but after downloaded data need to decompression the data . I am getting memory limit exception during decompression. I am using below file to decompress the data. let decompressedData = try? decryptedChunkBytes?.gunzipped() Data+Gzip.swift

Hello,I was curious if there was a way I could write all the basic automation actions in a seperate file, and then have seperate test script files import this base file? If so, how would I go about doing that?Thanks!

Hello there, everyone. I have been having problems recently with add a file type as a supported type to my app that I intended to utilize as a way to allow users to share directly from my app, but things are not going so well. Currently, the application supports JSON and QIF imports, but Air dropping from the app is not supported unless I utilize the proxy transfer representation, so I decided to add TSV support and got the stuff responsible for rendering my data as a TSV string and parsing a TSV string to my model to work. However, the reading of TSV files seems to only work when sending the TSV file over via AirDrop and I cannot select the TSV file when using the file importer without implementing it as if it were a custom format, which should be unnecessary because it is a system defined type and I am utilizing the UTF-8 type in the plist file. Does anybody what I need to do to fix this?

Hi, i’m doing a work. i need to transfer files (photo, raw format) from sd to iphone. On my iPad pro. i need to move photo first on file, then Import to photo. now. If i do this job for few files there is no problem. if i copy more then 300 files job is not done. when i select raw file on file app, and then click on share/ save to my photo option …. Ther‘s no progress bar, no way to conclude copy with success. At least 298 photo are imported. Whitout any error or warning. Someone do the trick? can be possible to copy from file to file or import from file to photo with a progress bar display? it’s very very strange that the basic is turned off. please help me. thank you very much in advance.

We are working on iOS 11 Files App extension, we are able to show folders, files & thumbnails correctly inside Files App. However when it comes to storing metadata of a file such as File Tags(Colors), Folder favorites which are set by user we are facing a problem. Though we are setting the Working set but this is not persisted during Files App restarts. It shows Files tags from my File Provider Extension briefly in Recent items in Files App, however it disappears afterwards. These tags meta data is not persisted after Files app restarts as well. In WWDC '17 Video we could see the folks mentioning about DB, Who has to create and maintain this DB?When ever I relaunch Files App I could see some DB query going on as below. However our provider never listed in the results of this DB Query.Reusing collector for descriptor with query (((FieldMatch(kMDItemContentTypeTree, public.item)))) && ((kMDItemIsTrashe

I work on a cloud sharing solution and I am trying to make some directories read only. I have used fileSystemFlags and capabilities properties in the NSFileProviderItemProtocol to enforce read only behaviour but it only works when the user is drag and dropping in finder. How can I really make a folder readonly using the file provider extension? I tried to create file/folder from Finder or Terminal it gives permission denied(as expected). However, sudo mkdir created a folder from terminal either way :(. I noticed this is the same behaviour in iCloud Drive unfortunately. Since these are folders/files shared by someone else even with sudo rights user should not be allowed to create or modify files. Can read onlyness be achieved with extended attributes or some other ways? Thank you

Dumb newbie question here.I'm editing and compiling a simple file - can get it to fail compilation with various errors - but when it runs (right after compiling), it's running a previous version of the code. Even to the point that if I delete the directory the previous file was in, running/compiling in the new directory causes the old directory to reappear! I can even get this on a subsequent generation - I get the results of the 2nd file when I attempt to compile/run a 3rd file.I can't see anything in the file paths that would cause this linking/mirroring and really don't understand how the compiliation and running can be to/from different locations, although that's really what it looks like (errors in compilation clearly tied to what I'm looking at in the editor screen, but output clearly what was is in another source code). Any suggestions? My guess is it's an XCode setting I've got wrong but no clue what it could be.ThanksMatthew

Given a document-based app (MyApp) using DocumentGroup: If MyApp is not open, or it is open with the Document Browser displayed, and a file compatible with MyApp is tapped in the Files app, the tapped document opens as expected in MyApp. If MyApp is open and displaying a document, then tapping a compatible document in the Files app switches to MyApp, but fails to display the tapped document, and logs the following error: [Presentation] Attempt to present on (from ) whose view is not in the window hierarchy. The problem is easily demonstrated by creating a new project from the Document App template in Xcode and running it in the simulator Run the app and create a new document (Untitled) Close Untitled and create another document (Untitled 2) Close Untitled 2 Open Untitled Switch to the Files app, navigate to the MyApp folder and tap on Untitled 2 The error above will be shown in Xcode. Does anyone have any insight into how to solve this? Thank you

Good Morning:We are development an Epub Reader app for educations in IPAD.We use a html and js library inside de app bundle.The app works well in local files without internet connection if the epub file is inside the www directory.The problems is that the app need download epub and save online to document directory and we don't known how to access to this file by code.Index.html need read the url to epub and only read relative url.How we can access to this files after is downloaded and pass the url to the html file without security problems?Thanks

My data-modeling Swift class is getting large. Can I put some functions for that class into a separate, plain Swift file and somehow include that file in my class, so that those functions are in the model class's namespace? Or do I have to put those extra functions into a class of their own and instantiate it within my model class?

I have a number of utility functions/extensions in a .swift file at a central location. In Xcode 15, I used to be able to Add File... and uncheck the box that said COPY. The project would then have a REFERENCE to the file. I could make changes to the shared file and all projects that referenced that file would see the latest version. I don't see how to do that in Xcode 16. Add File... opens a dialog and the only options (in a drop-down) are Copy and Move -- neither of which I want to do. How do you make a reference in Xcode 16?

I have an app intent that returns a file from inside the Sandbox. With iOS 18 RC, the call to INFile results in the file being deleted, instead of the file being returned. intentResponse.file = INFile(fileURL: fileURL, filename: fileName, typeIdentifier: nil) This seems to happen if the file was created by an earlier Shortcut action that calls FileManager().copyItem(), but not for files created by other means. I haven't found a reference in the developer documentation about INFile resulting in the file being deleted. I can block FileManager() from deleting the file by setting its immutable attributes to true, but that prevents me from removing it later.