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  1. stackoverflow.com

    "Variable binding in a condition requires an initializer" - This is in reference to the following snippet: private func isRedirectToApp(url: NSURL) -> Bool { if let NSURL(string: self.oauthState.redirectUri)?.scheme, redirectScheme = url.scheme { return NSURL == redirectScheme } return false }
  2. forums.developer.apple.com

    Variable binding in a condition requires an initializer: Need help to solve Programming Languages Swift Swift You're now watching this thread. ... Xcode; Xcode Cloud; Topics & Technologies Open Menu Close Menu. Accessibility; Accessories; App Extensions; App Store; Audio & Video; Augmented Reality; Business;
  3. When trying to generate Documentation Using Xcode 13 from the main branch, 2 errors occur with the same message variable binding in a condition requires an initializer both in the Snippet Parser class of the Package. This does not occur when using the package with Xcode 14 (beta at the time of writing this) Checklist
  4. hackingwithswift.com

    XCode gave you an exact message, "missing arguments for parameters". Maybe now you see what this means. When you pulled your FormView out into a PreviewProvider, you need to give it fake data. In this case, the FormView needs you to provide a boolean for ValueOne! FormOne says it NEEDS a boolean (sent in as a binding) to create itself.
  5. hackingwithswift.com

    where selectedTab is @Binding var selectedTab: String. But the same with the new syntax, will not work. ... So given how closures work by adding the State variables you can no longer us the shorthand implicit return. You must explicitly return the view. ... Swift, SwiftUI, the Swift logo, Swift Playgrounds, Xcode, Instruments, Cocoa Touch ...
  6. Jul 5, 2023Hi @amit-agendaboa, your flutter doctor shows that you are using an older version of Xcode.Kindly upgrade to the latest version of xcode to see if you still face this issue. @yoer, If you are also using an older version of xcode, kindly make sure you upgrade to the latest version of xcode.. I tested a sample app with the latest version of shared_preferences on iOS and it worked just fine for me.
  7. By default, Xcode created an information property list file 1 for us. We can see there are already some environment variables here, such as $(PRODUCT_BUNDLE_IDENTIFIER) which is a build setting of the default target. Let's add a property here with the value we defined in the build settings.
  8. indiestack.com

    Technically this technique could be used in Xcode's build settings editor, but because of the complexity of variable definitions, it's a lot easier (not to mention easier to manage with source control) if you declare such settings in an Xcode configuration file. The examples below will use the declarative format used by these files.

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  1. Safely unwrap the optional NSURL with if let then use the non-optional scheme property:

    private func isRedirectToApp(url: NSURL) -> Bool {
        if let redirectURL = NSURL(string: self.oauthState.redirectUri) {
            let redirectScheme = redirectURL.scheme
            return url == redirectScheme
        }
        return false
    }

    Also, you were using NSURL instead of your parameter url to do the boolean comparison.

    --Eric Aya

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