You can also find on Apple site : https://developer.apple.com/download/all/. search for XCode

I tested on a project created with Swift2 ! And managed to update it directly in Xcode 13ß4 with the process I described in the link above. I had however a problem to open storyboard (kept spinning). I closed project, opened in Xcode 12. I was asked to select a device for IB. Did it, quit XCode12 and reopened in Xcode 13 without problem. I had also to recreate all IBActions connections which were visibly corrupted.

My question was probably not clear enough. What do you swipe to Desktop 2 ?

Additional comment as rule of thumb. You use for loop when you know in advance how many iterations: either because you write explicitly (0...9) or because the number is defined (for item in myArray). You use repeat … while or while when the number of iterations depend on condition that you don't know when you write code, such as while i < someValue where someValue is dynamic value that will change during code execution.

I tried also, with 2 difference series of events, no avail. Just as if it lost the "memory" of the first click and just restarted a new activation cycle.

Where do you get the error ?

Thanks for the feedback. Don't forget to close the thread.

What I described is how to use RECENT versions of XCode, not old ones. What didn't work? I do this frequently when I need to work on an old project.

szymczyk is right. These are 2 different things: learning XCode and Storyboards, which is quite independant of the language. And learning objective C. Do I guess well that you already know objC ? If so, use an Apple tutorial (App development with Swift for instance) but code everything in ObjC instead of Swift. That should be fairly easy.

Is there a single collectionView (newsCollectionView) in your class ? Could you show the code for HeadlineNewsCollectionViewCell ? Interesting discussion here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/17729582/uicollectionview-in-a-uicollectionviewcell

That's true. But if the action is really (badly) destructive, a full fledged confirmation dialog may be useful (we know in some cases we do things mechanically).

Effectively, State var are for this: save state…

Thanks. Don't worry, we all have started as Swift beginners.

Right, don't need it, unless you want to execute the tap once window activated. But then, need a CGEvent (I think you saw this already: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/41908620/how-to-simulate-mouse-click-from-mac-app-to-other-application)

Does it work in manually run mode ?