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I have made a simple struct and implemented the Equatable protocol : extension MyModelStruct: Equatable {} func ==(lhs: NModelMatch, rhs: NModelMatch) -> Bool { let areEqual = lhs.id == rhs.id return areEqual } public struct MyModelStruct { var id : String? var staticId : String? init(fromDictionary dictionary: NSDictionary){ id = dictionary["id"] as? String ... } Then in my project i get an array of [MyModelStruct], what i what to do is to remove all the MyModelStruct that have the same id let val1 = MyModelStruct(id:9, subId:1) let val2 = MyModelStruct(id:10, subId:1) let val3 =

Now that apps like Apple's "Mail" app can be deleted in iOS 10, what will happen when a developer attempts to initialize and present MFMailComposeViewController and the default Mail app is not installed and configured on the device? If the app crashes, what is the best way to check for this case? On iOS 12 and above, canSendMail() will return true even if the Mail app is not installed. The MFMailComposeViewController will be presented, but the user will be unable to send mail. On iOS versions below 12: It looks like MFMailComposeViewController.canSendMail() will return false, and

I have been looking for a solution for this since quite a while. But I am not able to find anything. I have implemented Push Notifications for iOS using FCM. But I don't know if FCM supports iOS 10 rich notifications. If it does, I didn't find code to implement it. Thanks in advance. EI Captain v2.0 I have the same question why rich notification not working.. and the problem is with FCM mutable-content payload .. it turns in to gcm.notification.mutable-content when payload receives and that's why there is a problem which is not resolved yet. For more information, you can check this issue from

UILocalNotification has been depreciated so I would like to update my code to the UserNotification framework: let alertDays = 3.0 let alertSeconds = alertDays * 24.0 * 60.0 * 60.0 let localNotification:UILocalNotification = UILocalNotification() localNotification.alertAction = "Reminder" localNotification.alertTitle = "Reminder Title" localNotification.alertBody = "Reminder Message" localNotification.fireDate = Foundation.Date(timeIntervalSinceNow: alertSeconds) localNotification.repeatInterval = .day UIApplication.shared().scheduleLocalNotification(localNotification) How can I set a similar

I have observed behavior of app in iOS 10.2.1 device and iOS 10.3 beta 3 device for https://developer.apple.com/library/content/samplecode/GenericKeychain/Introduction/Intro.html Keychain data is being deleted in iOS 10.3 beta 3. That was still found in earlier versions. Do we have any alternative to do this? Now that 10.3 has been officially released, it's been confirmed by several parties, including in this Apple's developers forum post , that this issue is not present in the final release. Keychain data is not being deleted upon app's uninstall. Originally (Since iOS 10.3 beta 1 to 5?) the

Recently iOS has an update of iOS 10 & there are certain changes for developers one of the change is now we can't check allow full access the way we did previously is given below -(BOOL)isOpenAccessGranted{ return [UIPasteboard generalPasteboard]; } I searched the latest Developer Guide for UIPasteboard , but was unable to solve it. Did any one has a proper solution for this. iOS11 and above is easy. iOS10 Solution: Check all the copy-able types, if one of them is available, you have full access otherwise not. -- Swift 4.2-- override var hasFullAccess: Bool { if #available(iOS 11.0, *){ return