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How to install pcntl PHP extension in Mamp Pro on MacOS Catalina?
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Symfony: How to execute raw SQL which returns objects inside Form
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IBOutlet becomes nil in viewDidLoad function of your UIViewController?
This is a bit scary for all beginners. You made your pretty view in Interface Builder, attached UIViewController and trying to:
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let vc = new MyNewController() self.present(vc, animated: true, completion: nil) |
Internal error when trying to open XIB in XCode 10.3
If you already upgraded XCode to newest 10.3 version, you may notice that opening XIBs created in older versions causes “Internal error” and UI elements are not visible. But there is simple solution for that. Continue reading
How to get all enum values in Swift?
So you made brand new and shiny enum, and want to use it in f.e. picker? To achieve this you need to prepare array of strings which every picker can use. How to do it? Continue reading
Using Swift with Objective-C in framework project
I’m pretty sure there are lot of tutorials about mixing ObjectiveC with Swift in both ways. But most of them are covering only normal projects. If you have framework in which you need to mix both languages, you cannot create simple bridging header because you will hit “using bridging headers with framework targets is unsupported” error. What to do then?Continue reading
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Expected argument of type “string”, “NULL” given when using form in Symfony 4.1
Expected argument of type “string”, “NULL” given is very common question and seems to not be handled since Symfony 2
Parsing JSON with Swift 4 JSONDecoder
Probably you saw many JSON parsing examples, but this one is really easy. And available out of the box with Swift 4.
All you have to do is create models from Codable superclass, and use:
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let decoder = JSONDecoder(); let myData = try! decoder.decode(MyModel.self, from: data!) |
Check out provided playground here!
Output in console should be:
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Colors: Color(color: "black", category: "hue", type: "primary") Color(color: "white", category: "value", type: "primary") Color(color: "red", category: "hue", type: "primary") Color(color: "blue", category: "hue", type: "primary") Color(color: "yellow", category: "hue", type: "primary") Color(color: "green", category: "hue", type: "secondary") |