Singletons are bad as they do not adhere to any memory deallocation rules when not manually implemented. There is a reason for injecting the object into the environment as it is made available to the entire app without the need creating singletons. https://dev.to/amrtaher1234/why-singletons-are-bad-220o

Not possible, make a new Cert and store the private key somewhere safe.

Downside these methods are not fired: func application(_ application: UIApplication, supportedInterfaceOrientationsFor window: UIWindow?) -> UIInterfaceOrientationMask {             self.orientationLock         }                  func supportedInterfaceOrientations(for window: UIWindow?) -> UIInterfaceOrientationMask {             self.orientationLock         }

Appeal, if no success, then port to another platform and publish via Steam.

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Version 1 AVSpeechSynthesizer has class scope and remains allocated until it cleaned up by ARC or its dealloc method is called. Version 2 AVSpeechSynthesizer has function or method scope is a deallocated when the method speak returns. It is a matter of scope.

You must be a teacher with your own opinions already cemented. The documentation is very clear and provides examples. Stop fighting the system and follow the examples, perform actual test, and assess the results instead of fighting those providing the answers to your somewhat rant list of questions. As some will say, Read The ******* Manual.

Windows and Unix based operating systems each have specific platform programs.

Looks like a Task dispatched something for the main thread to background.

The insert functions are not exported public for the ARM compilation of the library. Undefined symbols for architecture arm64: "_insert", referenced from: _dab_filltree in libdieharder.a(libdieharder_la-dab_filltree.o) _main_filltree in libdieharder.a(libdieharder_la-dab_filltree.o) "_insertBit", referenced from: _dab_filltree2 in libdieharder.a(libdieharder_la-dab_filltree2.o) ld: symbol(s) not found for architecture arm64 Known issue: https://github.com/eddelbuettel/dieharder/pull/1 You will have to fix the issue locally before building.

You now need another script to coordinate execution or calling the two scripts passing any data from one to the other.

bracket before text parameter value var title = "Merhaba \(lifeformanalyzer.processLifeform(text: [text))!" var title = "Merhaba (lifeformanalyzer.processLifeform(text: text))!" or var title = "Merhaba (lifeformanalyzer.processLifeform(text: $text))!"

Only native macOS as per the availability notice here: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/mailkit

See here and mark as answered: https://developer.apple.com/tutorials/swiftui/drawing-paths-and-shapes and here https://developer.apple.com/documentation/swiftui/add_rich_graphics_to_your_swiftui_app

There is no expected result because one developer should not influence the behaviour of another developer's app hence the sandbox. The API doesn't work like that.