By default, progressIndicator goes from 0 to 100, you've got it going from 0 to 1!
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If you don't have the build, and you can't get in touch with your developer, then you don't really have an option, do you?
You will have to start again from scratch.
No. That is not what you asked. This is the Apple Developer forum, so my answer relates to developing an App for Apple devices.
I don't think you can expect Apple to provide any help with that.
If you want to make the app, it's up to you - good luck!
Ha ha! And what is "Mac IOS"?!
A yes, you may not be on Xcode 14 then?
(Xcode 14 adds the new, shortened syntax for "if let")
You may need to type it out again. You can't really expect people to read a blurred screenshot.
You're welcome, happy to help!
Add it to a new reply.
Format it as "Inline Code", and use "Paste and Match Style", to preserve formatting.
One thing to watch out for - your String values will always be Optional, when they come out of Core Data.
...so it's nothing to do with MapTile.
Oops, thanks Quinn!
The future does not look good for Intel Macs, Looking at the rate they are being dropped from macOS Ventura support.
Where do you define "Artwork"?
After refactoring into separate views, if the compiler still says that it is too complicated, then you need to refactor some more!