omo | Kotlin port with changes and improvements for omo | Game Engine library

for those of you who have answered and read my previous question, gratitude is great. This question is a follow up.

Right now I have the following snippet

public async personNews(serviceBranch?: string[]): Promise { const fetchResult: IPersonNewsFetchResultEntry[] = await this._get('api/person/news/', newsSchema, true) as IPersonNewsFetchResultEntry[]; const serviceBranches: string[] =
fetchResult.filter((entry, index, array) => { return array.findIndex(({unitID}) => entry.unitID === unitID) === index; }).map(entry => entry.unitID);

What I would like is for serviceBranch to be included in my filter in such a way that the elements from the newly created array get the serviceBranch parameter on top or in a place of my choosing. So for instance right now my array will look like [TRY, PLO, OMO, MNY, WER, TQA, MNB]. The serviceBranch parameter will be WER so then I would like my array to be [TRY, WER, OMO, MNY, etc... ] The most important part is moving that element to the top 3.

What would be the best way for me to achieve this result. I've been looking in sort function but none of what I have read give me the desired result. Thanks in advance.

Question is simple: how in the world do i get a Text to animate properly?

In the next search on Vim I would like to ignore the case of the first letter:

I can not start my react native application anymore. I updated XCode yesterday, maybe it has to do with it?

I am getting this CoreData error. I have no idea why I'm getting this error. I'm not using any Transformable types. I see nothing in my code indicating that I'm using transformable properties. I let Xcode set up CoreData by selecting the Use Core Data option when I created my project. The other similar questions do not help because the answers have to do with code that look like anything that I can find that Xcode created when the project was created. The project does not crash when this error appears in the debug window. I am using Xcode 11.3 and Google Maps SDK for iOS for iOS 12, and it's running on an iPhone 8 device with iOS 13.3.

So I've been learning the ctypes library when I came to an unexpected result.

I have following code just to test that ctypes works properly:

When building and running a Core Data project (created with Xcode 10) using Xcode 11 (beta 3) on an iOS 12 device, I get the warning:

CoreData: annotation: Failed to load optimized model at path '/var/containers/Bundle/Application/7908B3F7-66BC-4931-A578-6A740CBFB37D/TestOMO.app/TestOMO.momd/TestOMO.omo'

There is no warning if

• I build and run it using Xcode 10 on iOS 12 device
• I build and run it using Xcode 11 on iOS 13 device

My app seems to work fine and there are no crashes, so I am not sure how seriously to take this warning. Nonetheless I would surely prefer to get rid of it.

There are many posts related to this Core Data annotation, but most are either related to Google Maps or are unanswered.

I have created a new project to eliminate other causes for the issue related to my own project and to make it easy to reproduce as follows:

1. Create a new project using Xcode 10 (Single View App, Use Core Data)
2. In AppDelegate.swift, add print ("psc = (persistentContainer)") to func application(_ , didFinishLaunchingWithOptions:) (just to force lazy var initialisation)
3. Build and run on an iOS12 device: no issues
4. Open the same project in Xcode 11, build and run on an iOS13 device: no issues
5. Sill in Xcode 11, build and run on an iOS12 device: you will get the warning quoted above

Cleaning the build folder or deleting derived data is of no help.

Anyone else getting this since upgrading from Xcode 10.3 to Xcode 11 when running react-native run-ios and any idea to get back up and running?

Here is the output I get with the error Thread 1: EXC_BAD_ACCESS (code=1, address=0x0)