Did you try to use Any as type in struct. Here is a simple illustration (in playground): struct Test { var value: Any } let v1 = Test(value: 1 as Any) let v2 = Test(value: true as Any) let v3 = Test(value: "true" as Any) let tests = [v1, v2, v3] var result : Bool for (i, v) in tests.enumerated() { if let valueInt = v.value as? Int { print("An Int for v\(i+1)") ; result = valueInt == 1 } if let valueBool = v.value as? Bool { print("A Bool for v\(i+1)") ; result = valueBool } if let valueString = v.value as? String { print("A String for v\(i+1)") ; result = valueString == "true" } } Which yields: An Int for v1 A Bool for v2 A String for v3

You should add a tapGesture on the label and implement the action in the tapGesture. Enable user interaction in the label.

Have you a launch screen defined for the app, in a LaunchScreen.storyboard ?

AFAIK, you can go either to the "entry" settings page and navigate from there, or to your app settings. But nowhere else directly. So, you should tell user how to proceed before going to Settings. Settings -> AppleID -> iCloud -> ManageStorage ->

Could you show what you get in the file list ? Should be like this:

You can't do it. https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/681406 See also this discussion, and possibly participate. https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/682019

Xcode 13 does not have a Life Cycle menu. New projects use the SwiftUI app life cycle.  I just tested in Xcode 1313.0ß. I created a new project, selected Storyboard, Swift language. I do get AppDelegate and SceneDelegate files created automatically. What you cannot do is have a SwiftUI project and select UIKit lifecycle. But that does not prevent to have a storyboard/UIKit project. Which is good news.

I think you should change it in RootStackTabViewController, for the selected icon.

Did you try to use notifications, sent by Swift code and received by SwiftUI part ? Details here for notifications in SwiftUI: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/59552487/swiftui-with-notificationcenter-publishers

Users must allow to be contacted by Airdrop by anyone or by you if you are in their contacts. Here is an implementation example (a bit old and ObjC, but that shows the logic): http s : / / w w w .appcoda. com/ios7-airdrop-programming-tutorial/ And implementation using UIActivityViewController http s : / / w w w . hackingwithswift. com/articles/118/uiactivityviewcontroller-by-example

The same app run on any other simulator Which simulator precisely ? Is it related to screen size ? will not load the table properly. That's not enough information. what do you get exactly ? No table at all ? empty table ? Ill positioned table ? … Could you show: the full code related to tableView screen copy of the constraints you defined for the tableView

Does it occur on simulator or on device ? Could you show the code so that we can try to reproduce ?

How much RAM ? How much disk space available ? Is it since you moved to Xcode 12.5.1 ? Or did it occur before ?

We can now include images, it is easier to have them in the post directly. I would try the following in tappedView: test where exactly the tap was and compare to the orange shape. If d is the semi width (and height) of the full square (position of orange top), the parts to exclude are: top left triangle : cond1 = x + y < d top right triangle : cond2 = x - y > d bottom right triangle : cone3 = x + y > 3 d bottom left triangle cond4 = y - x > d if let touchNode = node as? MyGem print("touched gem") if cond1 || cond2 || cond3 || cond4 { return // without doing anything } // else, OK highliteGem(theGem: touchNode, clearAll: false) return }

8GB RAM is now a bit limited for Xcode. Could you monitor disk and memory use during launch, to see if you hit the 8 GB limit and swap to disk ? If not, try to reinstall Xcode.