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Philip So, it used to be common to clean builds from the command line swift build --cleanby deleting .builddirectories . You can also --clean=distget rid of the package via . I just upgraded to Swift 4 and these are apparently gone. Has it been rolled into sub
Philip So, it used to be common to clean builds from the command line swift build --cleanby deleting .builddirectories . You can also --clean=distget rid of the package via . I just upgraded to Swift 4 and these are apparently gone. Has it been rolled into sub
jkp ： One (a long time ago) I wrote a web spider and I multithreaded the thread to allow concurrent requests to happen at the same time. That was my Python youth, before I learned about the GIL and its associated troubles for multithreaded code (IE, most of th
jkp ： One (a long time ago) I wrote a web spider and I multithreaded the thread to allow concurrent requests to happen at the same time. That was my Python youth, before I learned about the GIL and its associated troubles for multithreaded code (IE, most of th
jkp ： One (a long time ago) I wrote a web spider and I multithreaded the thread to allow concurrent requests to happen at the same time. That was my Python youth, before I learned about the GIL and its associated troubles for multithreaded code (IE, most of th
Information system I would like to know what can be used in place of pch swift. Is there any other way other than pch to eliminate the import quickly so we don't need to do this for all classes. I don't want to carry it around/import all the time. What is the
Egor Kolyshkin I'm making an application that can build graphics. I'm using UIBezierPath and everything was fine until I decided to use gestures to move and zoom the graphics. This is how I draw it: var isFirstPoint = true
color.set()
funcPath.
Egor Kolyshkin I'm making an application that can build graphics. I'm using UIBezierPath and everything was fine until I decided to use gestures to move and zoom the graphics. This is how I draw it: var isFirstPoint = true
color.set()
funcPath.
Amit Erandole I want to reload table data within a block using this method: import UIKit
import AssetsLibrary
class AlbumsTableViewController: UITableViewController {
var albums:ALAssetsGroup[] = []
func loadAlbums(){
let library = IAAssetsL
Information system I would like to know what can be used in place of pch swift. Is there any other way other than pch to eliminate the import quickly so we don't need to do this for all classes. I don't want to carry it around/import all the time. What is the
Egor Kolyshkin I'm making an application that can build graphics. I'm using UIBezierPath and everything was fine until I decided to use gestures to move and zoom the graphics. This is how I draw it: var isFirstPoint = true
color.set()
funcPath.
Egor Kolyshkin I'm making an application that can build graphics. I'm using UIBezierPath and everything was fine until I decided to use gestures to move and zoom the graphics. This is how I draw it: var isFirstPoint = true
color.set()
funcPath.
Egor Kolyshkin I'm making an application that can build graphics. I'm using UIBezierPath and everything was fine until I decided to use gestures to move and zoom the graphics. This is how I draw it: var isFirstPoint = true
color.set()
funcPath.
Information system I would like to know what can be used in place of pch swift. Is there any other way other than pch to eliminate the import quickly so we don't need to do this for all classes. I don't want to carry it around/import all the time. What is the
jwir3 I know I can keep_releasesuse to keep a specific number of versions, but I have a series of versions with symlinks. For example, I have: http://www.example.com/version/1.0.0This is a symlink to a certain version, eg /var/www/example.com/releases/20190501
jwir3 I know I can keep_releasesuse to keep a specific number of versions, but I have a series of versions with symlinks. For example, I have: http://www.example.com/version/1.0.0This is a symlink to a certain version, eg /var/www/example.com/releases/20190501
Tommy C. question I recently encountered a warning in a 3rd party utility (WEPopover) for this code: _effectivePopoverContentSize = _contentViewController.contentSizeForViewInPopover;
This will produce the following warning: warning: 'contentSizeForViewInPopo
gentlemen I have a utility I'm testing with others that takes a screenshot of another window and then uses OpenCV to find smaller images in that screenshot. There is no problem with doing this, however, I want to be more efficient and would like to know if the
severe I'm trying to create a Swift custom text editor (lite) and am stuck on iOS 8 fontDescriptorWithSymbolicTraits error, returning nil. Is there a Swift workaround? I 've created a small sample project here that you can download and run: select text Click t
Tommy C. question I recently encountered a warning in a 3rd party utility (WEPopover) for this code: _effectivePopoverContentSize = _contentViewController.contentSizeForViewInPopover;
This will produce the following warning: warning: 'contentSizeForViewInPopo
gentlemen I have a utility I'm testing with others that takes a screenshot of another window and then uses OpenCV to find smaller images in that screenshot. There is no problem with doing this, however, I want to be more efficient and would like to know if the
Tommy C. question I recently encountered a warning in a 3rd party utility (WEPopover) for this code: _effectivePopoverContentSize = _contentViewController.contentSizeForViewInPopover;
This will produce the following warning: warning: 'contentSizeForViewInPopo
gentlemen I have a utility I'm testing with others that takes a screenshot of another window and then uses OpenCV to find smaller images in that screenshot. There is no problem with doing this, however, I want to be more efficient and would like to know if the
Chris Jones With Multibranch Workflow, the checkout command looks like checkout scm
I can't find a way to tell Jenkins to perform a clean checkout. "Clean" means it should remove all unversioned files from the workspace. Brad Albright I'm not sure if this ans
Quinn So I have a framework called MyAuth which builds fine and when I import the .framework file into other apps everything works fine. However, the project doesn't build every second time until I clean it. The error I get is Umbrella header 'MyAuth.h' not fo
Chris Jones With a multi-branch workflow, the checkout command looks like checkout scm
I can't find a way to tell Jenkins to perform a clean checkout. "Clean" means it should remove all unversioned files from the workspace. Brad Albright I'm not sure if this
Chris Jones With Multibranch Workflow, the checkout command looks like checkout scm
I can't find a way to tell Jenkins to perform a clean checkout. "Clean" means it should remove all unversioned files from the workspace. Brad Albright I'm not sure if this ans
Quinn So I have a framework called MyAuth which builds fine and when I import the .framework file into other apps everything works fine. However, the project doesn't build every second time until I clean it. The error I get is Umbrella header 'MyAuth.h' not fo
Chris Jones With Multibranch Workflow, the checkout command looks like checkout scm
I can't find a way to tell Jenkins to perform a clean checkout. "Clean" means it should remove all unversioned files from the workspace. Brad Albright I'm not sure if this ans