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What does it mean that string and character comparisons in Swift are not locale-sensitive?
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Closed 5 years ago.
Documentation > Swift > ClosedRange
let values = "a"..."z"
print(values.contains("c")) //true
Could someone please explain why this prints true?
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Display a list of integers as a String
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I am trying to display a list rendered in text. But when I do I see the []
I have tried the following.
Text(hashList.toString().replaceAll("(^\\[|\\])", ""))
Brackets are still there.
You can do it like this
Text(hashList.join())
or you can use a delimiter
Text(hashList.join(','))
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Rounding a double value to x number of decimal places in swift
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I am trying to reduce the amount of characters in a double. How Would I reduce this:
59.5220000
to
59.5
this in swift?
A double doesn't have characters. A string rendering of it does. Rather than using the standard String() initializer (which is really only for development use, it's terrible for end-users), use NumberFormatter.
perhaps use a formatted string?
let str = String(format: "%.2f", 59.5220000)
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Learning Regular Expressions [closed]
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Closed 4 years ago.
i need some help to write correct regex validation. I want password with no spaces, min. 6 symbols, doesn't matter numbers or letters or symbols. Alphabet a-zA-Z and а-яА-Я(RU). How i can do that?
"^(?=.*[A-Za-z])(?=.*\\d)[A-Za-z\\d]{6,}$"
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How can I eval a string in Swift?
My strings are composed by numbers and logic operators.
Some examples are:
"2+2"
"2%2"
"2+2"
"2=3"
"2>3"
"2/5"
I've thought, if is too complex to write a function to do this, to parse a string and execute that as external process in bin/bash process than read a result. Any ideas?
Other questions, like this, are solution if there are only arithmetics operators. In my cases appears bool operators that returns error in NSExpression eval.
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NSArray from NSCharacterSet
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Closed 7 years ago.
When I'm trying
print(NSCharacterSet.URLQueryAllowedCharacterSet())
it prints
<__NSCFCharacterSet: 0x1759b900>
How do I make it more informative?
You can get a representation of the character set using bitmapRepresentation which could be queried. Or you could do basically the same thing with a loop over all characters and using characterIsMember:. The output is potentially big...
There isn't really a simple option or a generic concise output to what you're asking for. It isn't a common requirement.