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WidgetKit data is redacted
I'm trying to implement WidgetKit on my watchOS 9.1 app. When I'm editing the watch face, I see the widget looking as I would expect it to be. However, when I then go to the Home Screen, the data is redacted. What's causing that to happen? I don't do anything luminance or security related in the widget's view: struct AccessoryRectangularView: View {   let tide: Tide      var body: some View {     HStack {       VStack(alignment: .leading) {         Text("Height: \(tide.heightString())")           .font(.headline)           .widgetAccentable()         Text("As of: \(tide.date, style: .time)")           .font(.caption)       }              tide.image()     }   } }
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How do you chain CIFilter
In Apple's documentation it says this:"This method, though convenient, is inefficient if used multiple times in succession. Achieve better performance by chaining filters without asking for the outputs of individual filters."That confuses me though because I don't know how to link them together without getting the output. For example, this is my method to apply a TiltShift filter, based on the instructions from Apple's docs. When I perform the gradient filter, I have to take the outputImage of that to pass into the next filter. What's the right way to be doing this? override public var outputImage: CIImage? { guard let inputImage = inputImage else { return nil } let clamped = inputImage.clampedToExtent() let blurredImage = clamped.applyingGaussianBlur(sigma: inputRadius) var gradientParameters = [ "inputPoint0": CIVector(x: 0, y: 0.75 * inputImage.extent.height), "inputColor0": CIColor(red: 0, green: 1, blue: 0, alpha: 1), "inputPoint1": CIVector(x: 0, y: 0.5 * inputImage.extent.height), "inputColor1": CIColor(red: 0, green: 1, blue: 0, alpha: 0) ]; guard let gradientImage = ciImage(from: "CILinearGradient", parameters: gradientParameters) else { return nil } gradientParameters["inputPoint0"] = CIVector(x: 0, y: 0.25 * inputImage.extent.height) guard let backgroundGradientImage = ciImage(from: "CILinearGradient", parameters: gradientParameters) else { return nil } let maskParameters = [ kCIInputImageKey: gradientImage, kCIInputBackgroundImageKey: backgroundGradientImage ] guard let maskImage = ciImage(from: "CIAdditionCompositing", parameters: maskParameters) else { return nil } let combinedParameters = [ kCIInputImageKey: blurredImage, kCIInputBackgroundImageKey: clamped, kCIInputMaskImageKey: maskImage ] return ciImage(from: "CIBlendWithMask", parameters: combinedParameters) } private func ciImage(from filterName: String, parameters: [String: Any]) -> CIImage? { guard let filtered = CIFilter(name: filterName, parameters: parameters) else { return nil } return filtered.outputImage }
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Xcode won't open storyboard
When I try to re-open the storyboard I was just editing in the current production version of Xcode it says"The document Main.storyboard could not be opened. The operation couldn't be completed. (com.apple.InterfaceBuilder error -1)"What in the world do I do to fix that? I *really* don't want to go back to my last git commit for that file because there have been quite extensive changes with pretty complex autolayout settings.
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watchOS NavigationLink not hidden when isActive is false
I'm trying to have a navigation link that is triggered programatically. If I use the following code, on iOS, then the second NavigationLink is not put into the UI, as expected. On watchOS, however, there's a visible button with no text. How can I accomplish this on watchOS? var body: some View {   NavigationView {     VStack {       NavigationLink("No login required", destination: UnprotectedView())       NavigationLink(destination: ProtectedView(), isActive: $isActive) {         EmptyView()       }       Button("Login required", action: pushIfAuthenticated)     }     .navigationBarTitle("Choose")   } }
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Split string into chunks of ranges
I'm trying to write a method to take a string and break it up into an array where each element of the array is the next 10 characters. So a string that's 32 characters long would end up with 3 array elements containing the first 30 characters, and then the 4th array element would have the last 2 characters. I was trying to use substringWithRange for this but as soon as I advance past the str.endIndex it throws an exception, and I can't figure out how to work around that. I know it's just a silly syntax thing, but I'm stuck.
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WidgetKit data is redacted
I'm trying to implement WidgetKit on my watchOS 9.1 app. When I'm editing the watch face, I see the widget looking as I would expect it to be. However, when I then go to the Home Screen, the data is redacted. What's causing that to happen? I don't do anything luminance or security related in the widget's view: struct AccessoryRectangularView: View {   let tide: Tide      var body: some View {     HStack {       VStack(alignment: .leading) {         Text("Height: \(tide.heightString())")           .font(.headline)           .widgetAccentable()         Text("As of: \(tide.date, style: .time)")           .font(.caption)       }              tide.image()     }   } }
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How do you chain CIFilter
In Apple's documentation it says this:"This method, though convenient, is inefficient if used multiple times in succession. Achieve better performance by chaining filters without asking for the outputs of individual filters."That confuses me though because I don't know how to link them together without getting the output. For example, this is my method to apply a TiltShift filter, based on the instructions from Apple's docs. When I perform the gradient filter, I have to take the outputImage of that to pass into the next filter. What's the right way to be doing this? override public var outputImage: CIImage? { guard let inputImage = inputImage else { return nil } let clamped = inputImage.clampedToExtent() let blurredImage = clamped.applyingGaussianBlur(sigma: inputRadius) var gradientParameters = [ "inputPoint0": CIVector(x: 0, y: 0.75 * inputImage.extent.height), "inputColor0": CIColor(red: 0, green: 1, blue: 0, alpha: 1), "inputPoint1": CIVector(x: 0, y: 0.5 * inputImage.extent.height), "inputColor1": CIColor(red: 0, green: 1, blue: 0, alpha: 0) ]; guard let gradientImage = ciImage(from: "CILinearGradient", parameters: gradientParameters) else { return nil } gradientParameters["inputPoint0"] = CIVector(x: 0, y: 0.25 * inputImage.extent.height) guard let backgroundGradientImage = ciImage(from: "CILinearGradient", parameters: gradientParameters) else { return nil } let maskParameters = [ kCIInputImageKey: gradientImage, kCIInputBackgroundImageKey: backgroundGradientImage ] guard let maskImage = ciImage(from: "CIAdditionCompositing", parameters: maskParameters) else { return nil } let combinedParameters = [ kCIInputImageKey: blurredImage, kCIInputBackgroundImageKey: clamped, kCIInputMaskImageKey: maskImage ] return ciImage(from: "CIBlendWithMask", parameters: combinedParameters) } private func ciImage(from filterName: String, parameters: [String: Any]) -> CIImage? { guard let filtered = CIFilter(name: filterName, parameters: parameters) else { return nil } return filtered.outputImage }
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Xcode won't open storyboard
When I try to re-open the storyboard I was just editing in the current production version of Xcode it says"The document Main.storyboard could not be opened. The operation couldn't be completed. (com.apple.InterfaceBuilder error -1)"What in the world do I do to fix that? I *really* don't want to go back to my last git commit for that file because there have been quite extensive changes with pretty complex autolayout settings.
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watchOS NavigationLink not hidden when isActive is false
I'm trying to have a navigation link that is triggered programatically. If I use the following code, on iOS, then the second NavigationLink is not put into the UI, as expected. On watchOS, however, there's a visible button with no text. How can I accomplish this on watchOS? var body: some View {   NavigationView {     VStack {       NavigationLink("No login required", destination: UnprotectedView())       NavigationLink(destination: ProtectedView(), isActive: $isActive) {         EmptyView()       }       Button("Login required", action: pushIfAuthenticated)     }     .navigationBarTitle("Choose")   } }
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Split string into chunks of ranges
I'm trying to write a method to take a string and break it up into an array where each element of the array is the next 10 characters. So a string that's 32 characters long would end up with 3 array elements containing the first 30 characters, and then the 4th array element would have the last 2 characters. I was trying to use substringWithRange for this but as soon as I advance past the str.endIndex it throws an exception, and I can't figure out how to work around that. I know it's just a silly syntax thing, but I'm stuck.
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