Are you using external dependencies like pods, or swift packages that might not have all downloaded? Start with cleaning up all of the warnings as it is reckless to have warnings that eventually turn into errors.
Each object in your forEach can conform to Indentifiable. Let each object's id equals a degree on the tape. Assign each objects.id to the view that draws the stroke on the tape. Then using a scroll view proxy, you can use the proxy to scroll to a given id in the collection based on the sensor input.
Without making the assumption of the Application type the compiler is pretty much accurate in its message. https://www.swift.org/documentation/articles/wrapping-c-cpp-library-in-swift.html
Are you using external dependencies like pods, or swift packages that might not have all downloaded? Start with cleaning up all of the warnings as it is reckless to have warnings that eventually turn into errors.
Each object in your forEach can conform to Indentifiable. Let each object's id equals a degree on the tape. Assign each objects.id to the view that draws the stroke on the tape. Then using a scroll view proxy, you can use the proxy to scroll to a given id in the collection based on the sensor input.
Without making the assumption of the Application type the compiler is pretty much accurate in its message. https://www.swift.org/documentation/articles/wrapping-c-cpp-library-in-swift.html