Getting Swift 6 errors even in Swift 5 mode
I’ve been given a quite old iOS codebase (minimum deployment target is 13). I opened it in Xcode 16.1. The project uses CocoaPods (no SPM packages). The only thing I did was delete the old Pods folder and ran pod install
again.
Google Image looks blue
I have the following code
Google Image looks blue
I have the following code
How to Move and Merge Targets Between Xcode Projects and Reuse Shared Files
I have several subprojects within a single Xcode project, and I need to merge two of them that are quite similar. These two subprojects share about 80% of their files, but there are also differences in the remaining 20% of the files. I want to consolidate these two subprojects into one and reuse the shared files efficiently.
Xcode always generate Undefined symbol: _main when used pod ‘Google-Mobile-Ads-SDK’
I use Xcode version 15.4 and then open a new iOS project. I tested without using pod, the project can be built in simulator iPhone Pro 15.
Then I used $pop init
to create podfile and change the target iOS version to 12.0 and added pod 'Google-Mobile-Ads-SDK'
pod install --repo-update
then build again,
it shows
iOS – Notify the main App from a ControlWidget
Since iOS 18 is possible to create ControlWidgets.
AVSpeechSynthesizer() alternatives for Swift / Xcode?
A requirement of my application is to implement TTS. I can use the following code to loop through the available voices and select one. However, all of the available system voices are very low quality. There are no “(Enhanced)” version of the voices available. As I understand it, those are only on the device if the user has previously downloaded and configured it in their system settings.
AVSpeechSynthesizer() alternatives for Swift / Xcode?
A requirement of my application is to implement TTS. I can use the following code to loop through the available voices and select one. However, all of the available system voices are very low quality. There are no “(Enhanced)” version of the voices available. As I understand it, those are only on the device if the user has previously downloaded and configured it in their system settings.
AVSpeechSynthesizer() alternatives for Swift / Xcode?
A requirement of my application is to implement TTS. I can use the following code to loop through the available voices and select one. However, all of the available system voices are very low quality. There are no “(Enhanced)” version of the voices available. As I understand it, those are only on the device if the user has previously downloaded and configured it in their system settings.
AVSpeechSynthesizer() alternatives for Swift / Xcode?
A requirement of my application is to implement TTS. I can use the following code to loop through the available voices and select one. However, all of the available system voices are very low quality. There are no “(Enhanced)” version of the voices available. As I understand it, those are only on the device if the user has previously downloaded and configured it in their system settings.