An event created in Apple's Calendar app can have a user-supplied address ("Location"), which gets geocoded into the EKEvent record. These coordinates are then accessible via EventKIt in EKEvent.structuredLocation, but the original (or derived) address is not - even though a debug console print of a structuredLocation shows the address.
Is here any way of Swift accessing the stored address? Obviously, an address can be created by reverse geocoding, but this consumes resources unnecessarily and might not return the "correct" address.
Regards, Michaela
Is here any way of Swift accessing the stored address? Obviously, an address can be created by reverse geocoding, but this consumes resources unnecessarily and might not return the "correct" address.
Regards, Michaela