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I have an app that captures some data and stores it as XML files. Sometimes the app crashes (I am trying to find the cause of this).The issue I am having is that when the app crashes and then it is re-opened, it cannot find any of the XML files that have been previously created. BUT - if you reboot the iPhone or iPad, then all the previous files are there where they should be.I am looking for ideas as to why the files disappear until after a reboot.

Maybe I missed it before, but I don't remember seeing this file prior to Xcode 7. Should we ignore this file in version control?

I'm having trouble using SFSpeechRecognizer & SFSpeechRecognitionTask to show me the words from an audio file. I found a solution on stackoverflow to separate the audio file into smaller sizes. How would I do that programmatically using Swift for a macOS app Xcode project? I would prefer not to separate the file into smaller files. I will submit another post with more information for that.

Hello:I am using Xcode 11.3.1.I have searched far and wide on the internet and on the forums to find a way to create an .ipa file from my mac OS project. The reason is that i want to use Apple transporter to upload my build to app store connect.I have resorted to using the apple transpotrer because following the Xcode Product --> Archive --> Organizer --> Upload process ends up with a .app file on my desktopAll the suggestions I follow only create an .app file which the transporter rejects.Can anyone point me to a reference that gives a clear explanation? Most of the ones I found and tried ends up with the same .app file.Thanks.

Hello! I have a game from which I need to create the IPA file. But there is no file extension .xcodeproj, but there is a file with the extension .pbxproj. And I do not understand, how can I open a project with Xcode on Mac? I have a whole week trying to figure out! Help me please))

I have an app which has defined a document type and is able to open such files with a given extension.This works perfectly for example with AirDrop or from Mail, but it does not work with the new Files app in iOS 11on a real device.It works in the simulator, there are two cases: If the URL of the file to open comes in via- (BOOL) application:(UIApplication *)app openURL:(NSURL *)url options:(NSDictionary<UIApplicationOpenURLOptionsKey,id> *)optionsI check if the file attributes are accessible. If so, I can use the file item directly, if not, I use[NSFileCoordinator coordinateReadingItemAtURL:options:error:byAccessor:],the file is downloaded from iCloud and I can process it using the new URL delivered by the result handler.On a real device this does not work - I get an error that I am not having the access rights to access the file attributes.If I am using the NSFileCoordinator, the result handler returns without an error, but trying to acces

Recently, some of my files went lost. Particularly those that had been recently created or recently opened. Only the files are lost, the folder are still there, empty. When I open Word, I can see the name of the missing files in 'recents', but I am unable to open them (I get a message saying the file is deleted or I don't have access to it). I have tried searching for them on Finder with no result. I have also already tried: Unticking the Finder thing in my iCloud Checking my iCloud (empty). I didn't really use it before, but it was worth trying. Doing the command + shift to unhide documents Right clicking on the document in recent I also tried recovering deleted files using Disk drill and nothing.

I've developed a new Quicklook data-based preview extension for a custom file type that generates an image preview of the file. I previously used a Quick Look generator plug-in but support for it was deprecated and now removed in macOS Sequoia. My app opens files using a open(url.path, O_RDWR | O_NONBLOCK | O_EXLOCK) call. The locking flags are used to prevent other clients from writing the file if it's already open. I discovered that when Finder is showing the “large” file previews (such as when in column or gallery modes) from a SMB share, the open call fails with EWOULDBLOCK as if the file is locked. It does work just fine on local files. Opening with O_SHLOCK also has the issue. Surprisingly it does work just fine for previews that return Plain Text data instead of Image data. Using the lsof command, it seems like the Quicklook process has some kind of lock on the file. This is the output of the lsof command: COMMAND PID USER FD TYPE

Does somebody know the maximum size for an usdz file to be opened by AR Quick Look, cannot open a 3.8 Mo file, thanks.

Xcode 7.3.1, Swift 2.2The code I have below is renaming the file as expected. My issue is that I would like to enter the New File Name without an extension in the Alert text input field. Then once the user presses Yes, the file extension m4u gets added to the new name and ultimately rename the file New File Name.m4u. I do not want the user to have to deal with file extensions.Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.....func askToRename(row:Int) { let recording = self.arrayRecordings[row] let recordingURL = self.arrayRecordingsURL[row] let alert = UIAlertController(title: Rename, message: Rename Recording (recording)?, preferredStyle: .Alert) alert.addAction(UIAlertAction(title: Yes, style: .Default, handler: {[unowned alert] action in print(yes was tapped (self.arrayRecordingsURL[row])) if let textFields = alert.textFields{ let tfa = textFields as [UITextField] let text = tfa[0].text let url = NSURL(fileURLWithPath: text!) self.renameRecording(recordin

How do you transfer a video in photos to the files app?