How to find out the default version of appengine app? I don't mean the current version, but rather the version which serves the requests by default. PS. Sorry if the question was not clear enough. I meant, how to find the default version from code. I have a number of versions of the app, and I need to find out programmatically which one is default.
Can someone explain this error and why this works with closure? If you change 'Test' to 'A' inside 'B' class everything works in both cases. beta 7 protocol Test { func someFunc() -> String var someClosure: () -> Int { get } } class A: Test { func someFunc() -> String { return "A String" } var someClosure: () -> Int { return { return 2 } } } class B { let a: Test let aString: () -> String let aInt
My iOS 7 app works fine at the beginning. Without user interaction, the processor load goes back to 0 percent. Then, after some time of using it, the processor load increases suddenly to 100 % and stays there. Instruments shows a threat called _pthread_tsd_cleanup (libsystem_pthread.dylib). I tried to find more information on this but I still have no solution. Call tree from Instruments: Running T
I am developing an iPhone alarm app based on local notifications. On deleting an alarm, the related local notification should get cancelled. But how can I determine exactly which object from the array of local notifications is to be cancelled? I am aware of [[UIApplication sharedApplication] cancelLocalNotification:notification] method but how can I get this 'notification' to cancel it?
Just upgraded to Xcode 6.1 today, and guess what: Now I'm having trouble submitting builds using the TestFlight desktop app. Here's the error I'm getting while the app starts building the IPA: error: /usr/bin/codesign --force --preserve-metadata=identifier,entitlements,resource-rules --sign 854059d45eed724593debef577a562e1ba96ab55 --resource-rules=/tmp/QYFSJIvu7W/Payload/XX.app/ResourceRules.plist
I am switching an application from Objective-C to Swift, which I have a couple of categories with stored properties, for example: @interface UIView (MyCategory) - (void)alignToView:(UIView *)view alignment:(UIViewRelativeAlignment)alignment; - (UIView *)clone; @property (strong) PFObject *xo; @property (nonatomic) BOOL isAnimating; @end As Swift extensions don't accept stored properties like these
Underlying cause: A content script is executed in an ISOLATED "world" environment, meaning it can't access JS functions and variables in the MAIN "world" (the page context), and can't expose its own JS stuff, like the state() method in your case. Solution: Inject the code into the JS context of the page (MAIN "world") using methods shown below. On using chrome API: • via externally_connectable mes
A TypeTag solves the problem that Scala's types are erased at runtime (type erasure). If we wanna do class Foo class Bar extends Foo def meth[A](xs: List[A]) = xs match { case _: List[String] => "list of strings" case _: List[Foo] => "list of foos" } we will get warnings: <console>:23: warning: non-variable type argument String in type pattern List[String]↩ is unchecked since it is eliminated by e
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