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7 I've just changed to a new MacBook Pro with the M1 chip and I can't build my app on Xcode. I've already updated all cocoaPods and have already installed the sudo gem cocoa pods install command in the terminal with Rosetta. These are the two errors I get and make the build Fail: 'new' is unavailable: You cannot directly instantiate an STPIssuingCardPin 'new' is unavailable: You cannot directly instantiate an STPIssuingCardPin swift xcode stripe-payments Share Improve this question ...

14 3 I had the following code in Xcode 12.4 that worked perfectly ScrollView(.horizontal, showsIndicators: false) { LazyHGrid(rows: rows, spacing: 0) { HStack { if (type == "Quiz") { NavigationLink(destination: Quiz(id: quiz.id)) { VStack(alignment: .leading) { Text("Quiz") .font(.headline) .foregroundColor(.white) .padding(.top, 8) .padding(.leading) } .background(Color.g...

I have a watchKit app connected with a react-native iOS app with react-native-watch-connectivity. I want to use the applicationContext to communicate between the devices. From react-native, I use watch.updateApplicationContext({ dataFromRN: "data" }) to define it and I can get it in iWatch side. But when I use updateApplicationContext(["data":"data"]) in iWatch side, an updated context event is catch by react-native but the data is not updated. // iWatch try session?.updateApplicationContext(["dataFromWatch":"data"]) print(session?.applicationContext ?? "") ["dataFromWatch": "data"] but in react-native, I have the following output for this event: // react-native iOS receiveApplicationContext(err, applicationContext) { console.log("receiveApplicationContext()", applicationContext) receiveApplicationContext() {dataFromRN: "data"} dataFromRN is a previous a...

Flutter allows to support of Swift programming language. How can I integrate my Swift code file with Flutter project in Android Studio. There is no option to add/create a Swift file (in New menu) in Android Studio. Flutter uses Dart language. Android - Java/Kotlin , iOS - Objc/Swift could be used to write plugins and platform dependent code. More details https://flutter.io/developing-packages/ When Flutter creates new project, it generates 2 native projects (iOS and Android), that would be able to run compiled Flutter project. Languages are selected via menu you posted. Check ios and android folders in created project. the best option will be to open your ios folder in xcode and add and edit your code there