Looks like eskimo has provided the way to handle that. It depends on what you want to do with it and if taking into account daylight shift is of interest or not for you.
That was visibly easily understood by the OP writer, @Karonsbo. It simply means adding Codable to each struct declaration: such as: struct Storage : Codable {
var acc: Acc
struct Acc : Codable { Straightforward, isn't it ?
@xcvxcvxcv The term SwiftUI is confusing. SwiftUI uses Swift to build UI. Just as if you called UIKit SwiftUIKit (but UIKit works with objective C as well). So SwiftUI is at the level of UIKit, but with a lot more functionalities to automatically manage states of views.
Thanks for all the information, but I cannot figure out the whole project. I spoke of disability button or Medicare button and not View Results. But I fear that without being able to play with the whole project it will be hard to go any further.
Looks like eskimo has provided the way to handle that. It depends on what you want to do with it and if taking into account daylight shift is of interest or not for you.
That was visibly easily understood by the OP writer, @Karonsbo. It simply means adding Codable to each struct declaration: such as: struct Storage : Codable {
var acc: Acc
struct Acc : Codable { Straightforward, isn't it ?
@xcvxcvxcv The term SwiftUI is confusing. SwiftUI uses Swift to build UI. Just as if you called UIKit SwiftUIKit (but UIKit works with objective C as well). So SwiftUI is at the level of UIKit, but with a lot more functionalities to automatically manage states of views.
Thanks for all the information, but I cannot figure out the whole project. I spoke of disability button or Medicare button and not View Results. But I fear that without being able to play with the whole project it will be hard to go any further.