shawn | Shawn : The fast , highly customizable sensor network | iOS library

Fields in classes ServiceLine and Provider have package-private access modifiers. Jackson can't deserialize into private fields with its default settings. Because it needs getter or setter methods.

Solution 1: Make fields public

Doing it the way you are doing it right now is a way to do it but I think it is the most challenging way to do it for several reasons:

1. You don't have much control and access to the implementation of the search controller animation within the navigation bar so getting the right coordinates might be a task

2. Even if you did manage to get the right coordinates, trying to synchronize your animation frames and timing to look in sync and seamless with the search animation on the nav bar will be tricky

I suggest the 2 following alternatives to what you are currently doing where you will get the news experience pretty much for free out of the box.

Option 1: Use a UITableViewController instead of a UIViewController

This is all the code using a UITableViewController and adding a UISearchController to the navigation bar.

There are a lot of gesture recognizers already present on an AVPlayerViewController to pan, pinch etc to either interact with the media and / or dismiss the AVPlayerViewController once presented.

Because of this, I believe your UITextView does not receive it's interaction events and so nothing happens when the user tries to scroll.

Infact, Apple documents that the contentOverlayView of the AVPlayerViewController should be used for non interactive views.

contentOverlayView

A view that displays between the video content and the playback controls.

Discussion

Use the content overlay view to add noninteractive custom views, such as a logo or watermark, between the video content and the controls.

What I suggest is the following like I suggested in your other question:

1. Create a custom UIViewController
2. Add the AVPlayerViewController as a child view to this custom view controller
3. Add the UIImageView and the UITextView to this custom UIViewController and not to the AVPlayerViewController

Here is how I would do that is as follows:

This may be done with min/max and group by/summarise

Using fuzzyjoin package may help -

This is a problem known as Relational Division Without Remainder. There are a number of solutions. Here is one:

Firstly, you must pass all your values to SQL as a table, for which you will need a Table Valued Parameter (shown below for C#).

I'm going to assume that TS_RELATIONSHIP is unique over the two columns, and that the input list of students is unique also

You need to know the current directory before executing the code. You can get it using getwd().

The working directory of your R console and the working directory of the R markdown file that you have created is different.

R markdown documents are compiled separately in separate R sessions. So your, current R console has nothing to do with the compilation of the R markdown documents.

Once, you get the current working directory with getwd(). You need to change it with the correct path where your R markdown file is saved using setwd().

EDIT The only thing I did different that your code is as follows:

You are inserting every time range at CMTime.zero instead of at the end of the previous asset. Also, are you using a videoComposition when you export?

UPDATE: A long time ago I was doing video playback within the app so I don't actually export, but when I first started I exported first then passed the exported video as an AVAsset into AVPlayer. I changed a lot since then so I don't export the video just to playback within the app because it was inefficient and a waste of time, but my code works perfectly in terms of merging assets together. I had it working when I was exporting, but I also changed my merge function a lot since then so no guarantees this will work with an export session.

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