Hi, I have a UITextView with allowsEditingTextAttributes set to true. On iOS 15 and before, users can select part of the text and tap on the BIU button in order to set the text to bold, italic or underline. On iOS 16 the BIU button is missing. How can the user change the formatting of the text contained inside an UITextView on iOS 16? There is something I need to specify on UITextView? Thank you

In a Core Data store I have a binary data attribute with “Allows External Storage” set to true. Everything work as expected, i.e. the data of this attribute is saved inside the _EXTERNAL_DATA folder. For every data stored into that attribute, a file is created inside _EXTERNAL_DATA with a UUID as file name and without extension. That's expected. For some reason the _EXTERNAL_DATA folder of a particular user was full of files with an “.interim” extension. Somebody know what are this files? In which cases files are saved with the ".interim" extension? Do we need to do anything with these files? Can they be deleted? Thank you

I have an entity named Image with a binary attribute named imageData. I need to cycle trough all Image objects and do something with the data contained inside the imageData attribute. This is the code: for image in managedObjectContext.allImages { autoreleasepool { var imageData = image.imageData } } I have a lot of objects and every imageData has something like 500KB of data for a total of 3GB of data. The problem is that each time the imageData attribute is used, the data go into memory and not released until the loop is done. This is causing the memory to grow up to 3GB crashing the app. I also tried to turn the object into a fault when I'm done with it by calling refresh(_:mergeChanges:) but nothing changes: for image in managedObjectContext.allImages { autoreleasepool { var imageData = image.imageData managedObjectContext.refresh(image, mergeChanges: false) } } How can I cycle trough all objects without filling up all the memory? Thank you

Hi, I have a controlled contained in a split view controller primary controller with a UISearchController assigned in navigationItem.searchController. On iPhone the search bar is directly displayed in the navigation bar. This is want I want. But on iPad, the search bar is hidden and a search button is displayed in the top right of the navigation bar. In order to display the search bar the user must click on the icon to display the search bar. I want the search bar to always be visible, like on iPhone. How can I achieve that? This is the code I use to include the UISearchController: let searchController = UISearchController(searchResultsController: nil) searchController.searchResultsUpdater = self searchController.obscuresBackgroundDuringPresentation = false searchController.hidesNavigationBarDuringPresentation = false navigationItem.searchController = searchController navigationItem.hidesSearchBarWhenScrolling = false And this is the result on both devices: Thank you

I’m exploring the new Xcode 15 string catalog feature. I see that for every sentence there is a “screenshots” field in the Xcode inspector (see image). How can we populate this field? Thank you

When using storyboards, string catalogs automatically grab translation comments from the "Localizer Hint" attribute of the objects in the storyboard. The problem is that we can only specify a single comment per object. What if we need to specify a specific comment for some of the attributes of the object? For example, I often need to provide a specific comment to each segment title of segmented control objects. Currently, I'm doing that by setting the managed property of each string to "Manual" and setting the comment directly from the string catalog. There is a better way to handle these cases?

Is it possible to use a string catalog to localize a settings bundle? Currently, to localize a Settings.bundle, we need to create a folder for each language with a single strings file inside. For example: Settings.bundle en.lproj > Root.strings fr.lproj > Root.strings de.lproj > Root.strings ... Any way to convert that to a string catalog? Thank you

Just found something weird with the String(localized:) method. Let's say that I have a "%lld apples" sentence inside a string catalog. If I call String(localized:"\(1000) apples") when on the device settings the number format is "1'234'567.89" and the device language is English, then the following string is returned: 1\'000 apples Any idea why the ' character has a backslash? It's a bug or I miss something? Thank you

If an in-app purchase is made when my app is not running, the next time the app launches Transaction.updates will emits a transaction for the purchase. That's great. But if an in-app purchase is refunded when my app is not running, the next time the app launches Transaction.updates will NOT emits a transaction for the refund. Is that the expected behaviour? If yes, in order to check for refunds at app launch, are we supposed to cycle trough Transaction.all and search for them? Thank you

I need more time to adapt to the new iOS 26 UI, so I set the "UIDesignRequiresCompatibility" attribute to "Yes." This works, but now all large titles are not aligned with the content. Below you can see an example, but I have the issue with all large titles. All good on iOS 18. Does anyone have an idea why and how can i fix it?