Thanks for feedback. I kew the other thread as I answered to it. Don't forget to close this one as well. Good continuation.

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 ?

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.

Thanks for feedback. self.datas.removeAll() is equivalent to datas = [].

My question was: could you show the complete code where you load devices ? Most likely you have an async issue.

I don't understand your code. Where is alert presented ?

I use an iPhone X with the latest OS as one of the test platforms.

That's one of the many limitations of Safari. Did you try with another browser ? Could you send a copy (pdf or other) of the FB. I will send one on my own.

Ok, so you need the tuple. What do you get exactly in data ?

So, you run a beta version of iOS ?

There is a third case: ignoring completely label. func anchorSizePercent(_ view: UIView, sFactor: CGSize) { } that you would call as myHeader.anchorSizePercent(myView, sFactor: CGSize(width: 0.8, height: 0.2)).    So it is a question of preference and that often depends on the name of the function itself to see if you need label or not and if label is the same name as parameter or not.

Waiting what? Please take time and make the effort to formulate precisely your questions on the forum.

200 VC is already pretty large. But may be you will also refactor during the redesign, to reduce the number of VC. Good luck and don't forget to close the thread.

Another way is to create an id = UUID() in the struct, instead of num. And create with simply MyEmoji(char: "🐶") and use .id instead of .self.

If you show the code you tried, maybe someone can help…