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Does Xcode’s editor frustrate you? Do you have problems with Xcode’s code completion? Do you wish you could use a different text editor to edit the Swift files in your Xcode projects?Xcode supports opening and editing Swift files in other text editors, such as BBEdit, Sublime Text, TextMate, and Visual Studio Code. Keep reading to learn how to use your favorite text editor to edit the Swift files in your Xcode projects.Make Your Text Editor the Default Editor for Swift FilesStart by making your preferred text editor the default editor for Swift files on your Mac. Perform the following steps to change the default editor for Swift files:Go to the Finder.Select a Swift file.Press Cmd-I to open the file’s info panel.Choose your text editor from the Open with menu.Click the Change All button.Now when you open a Swift file in the Finder, the file opens in your text editor.Opening from XcodeThe final step is to open the Swift files in your text editor from Xcode. Select a Swift file in Xcode’s project navigator, right-click, and choose Open with External Editor. The file will open in your text editor.The changes you make to the text in your text editor will also appear in Xcode. If your project is under version control, an M will appear next to the file in the project navigator, indicating you modified the file.

Alex Petuschak September 17, 2024 19:24 Updated Applies to:Xcode ExtensionFinder ExtensionAdvanced Project ConverterOffline ConverterIncluded in plans:CloudOffline ConverterThe Advanced Project Converter automatically generates Objective-C bridging header and PCH files so that you can use Objective-C code from Swift and vice versa.These bridging header file(s) are generated when you take any of these actions in the Advanced Project Converter:Open a project and confirm the prompt to generate bridging header filesPress the "Configure Bridging Header" toolbar button to generate bridging header files at a later timeThe Objective-C bridging header file is automatically added to your project, and updated while you gradually convert your project to Swift.When you open your bridging header file (`ProjectName-Bridging-Header.h`), you will find a section that is automatically inserted and updated by Swiftify:// -----------------------------------------------------------------------------// Begin Swiftify generated imports//// #import // #import //// End Swiftify generated imports// -----------------------------------------------------------------------------This section collects imports from all Objective-C source files and the PCH (precompiled header) file and excludes any imports for files already converted to Swift (so, if you convert MyViewController class to Swift, the corresponding import will be automatically deleted from this section).If you need to import any other custom files, add your custom imports outside the section managed by Swiftify.Swiftify imports the Swift bridging header file (ProjectName-Swift.h) from the PCH (precompiled header) file, which is automatically created or updated by our app. Refer to the following article which describes this approach (that eliminates the need to import the Swift bridging header from every Objective-C .m file that depends on Swift code).The Swift bridging header file is automatically created by Xcode (rather than Swiftify), only if your project compiles successfully and contains at least one Objective-C and one Swift file.Since the Swift bridging header file cannot be imported from header (.h) files (due to circular referencing issues), Swiftify automatically generates forward @class declarations for header files that depend on Swift code.To disable updating the Bridging Header and PCH files, you can uncheck the option under Preferences (⌘+,) => Converter and toggle the corresponding checkbox:

Filter and Extract XML data with batch processingIn this example we demonstrate the following: Parse one or more XML files using Swift XML Converter. Create a query for extracting XML data to XLS. Delete previously imported XML data and import new XML data. Extract data from the query with the newly imported XML data. Use the Swift XML Converter Command Line to automate this extraction. Requires version 1.7 of Swift XML Converter. The following description requires version 1.7 of Swift XML Converter which can be downloaded here: Swift XML Converter 1.7 To automate the extraction and conversion you also need Swift XML Converter Command Line which can be downloaded here: Swift XML Converter Command Line 1. Import XML files into Swift Start Swift XML Converter. Click File => Import XML, then Add File and navigate to the directory where your XML files are located and select them. Click OK to import the XML into the application. 2. Create Query for Data Extraction Open data from a desired table you. Modify the query: hide unneccessary columns, apply filters on the data, maybe even join data from multiple tables. Adjust your query so that it has just the data you want. 3. Export the data for verification Verify that the data export is correct by extracting into the format you require, e.g. XLS. Open the output data in the application of your choice (for example: Excel for XLS, etc) and verify that the exported data meets your needs. 4. Create XDB template Now is the time to create an XDB template with queries intact, but old XML data removed. This enables you to import new XML files of the same format and extract just the data you need using the query you created. To remove data from previously imported XML files, select

(Primary Storage)By default, Nextcloud stores all files in /var/www/html/data/ (or whatever custom data directory you've configured). Nextcloud also allows the use of object storages (like OpenStackSwift or any Amazon S3-compatible implementation) as Primary Storage. This semi-replaces the default storage of files in the data directory. Note: This data directory might still beused for compatibility reasons and still needs to exist. Check the Nextcloud documentation for more information.To use an external S3 compatible object store as primary storage, set the following variables:OBJECTSTORE_S3_BUCKET: The name of the bucket that Nextcloud should store the data inOBJECTSTORE_S3_REGION: The region that the S3 bucket resides inOBJECTSTORE_S3_HOST: The hostname of the object storage serverOBJECTSTORE_S3_PORT: The port that the object storage server is being served overOBJECTSTORE_S3_KEY: AWS style access keyOBJECTSTORE_S3_SECRET: AWS style secret access keyOBJECTSTORE_S3_STORAGE_CLASS: The storage class to use when adding objects to the bucketOBJECTSTORE_S3_SSL (default: true): Whether or not SSL/TLS should be used to communicate with object storage serverOBJECTSTORE_S3_USEPATH_STYLE (default: false): Not required for AWS S3OBJECTSTORE_S3_LEGACYAUTH (default: false): Not required for AWS S3OBJECTSTORE_S3_OBJECT_PREFIX (default: urn:oid:): Prefix to prepend to the fileidOBJECTSTORE_S3_AUTOCREATE (default: true): Create the container if it does not existOBJECTSTORE_S3_SSE_C_KEY (not set by default): Base64 encoded key with a maximum length of 32 bytes for server side encryption (SSE-C)Check the Nextcloud documentation for more information.To use an external OpenStack Swift object store as primary storage, set the following variables:OBJECTSTORE_SWIFT_URL: The Swift identity (Keystone) endpointOBJECTSTORE_SWIFT_AUTOCREATE (default: false): Whether or not Nextcloud should automatically create the Swift containerOBJECTSTORE_SWIFT_USER_NAME: Swift usernameOBJECTSTORE_SWIFT_USER_PASSWORD: Swift user passwordOBJECTSTORE_SWIFT_USER_DOMAIN (default: Default): Swift user domainOBJECTSTORE_SWIFT_PROJECT_NAME: OpenStack project nameOBJECTSTORE_SWIFT_PROJECT_DOMAIN (default: Default): OpenStack project domainOBJECTSTORE_SWIFT_SERVICE_NAME (default: swift): Swift service nameOBJECTSTORE_SWIFT_REGION: Swift endpoint regionOBJECTSTORE_SWIFT_CONTAINER_NAME: Swift container (bucket) that Nextcloud should store the data inCheck the Nextcloud documentation for more information.PHP ConfigurationTo customize PHP limits you can change the following variables:PHP_MEMORY_LIMIT (default 512M) This sets the maximum

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