xcode6-beta6

Suddenly I'v started getting run time error as, fatal error: NSArray element failed to match the Swift Array Element type I'v declared my array as, var myArray : [CUSTOM_CLASS] = [CUSTOM_CLASS]() Now, in my server response success block I have, self.myArray = dicResponse["data"]! as Array println(self.myArray) // FATAL ERROR HERE Which was working perfect before upgrading to Xcode6 Beta6 FYI : dicResponse["data"]! // is verified as valid (Sorry to pointing wrong place before!) SOLVED : Dont know but I'd made some changes and it works, var myArray = [AnyObject]() self.myArray = dicResponse[

I have set up a view controller in Storyboard which is embedded in a navigation controller. In this nav controller I have checked Shows Navigation Bar and Shows Toolbar and enabled a navigation bar and toolbar in Top Bar and Bottom Bar respectively in Simulated Metrics. I then "Show e.g. Push" segue from the view controller to another view controller. On both view controllers I've set up Simulated Metrics the same way, so both the navigation bar and toolbar are visible on all three controllers. The problem is, I can add bar button items to the first view controller to both the navigation bar

I'm trying to build a photo App Extension in Xcode 6 Beta-6 that uses cocoapods libraries. The bridging header that Xcode creates for the photo extension can't see anything from cocoapods. For example: #import <GPUImage/GPUImage.h> results in the error "GPUImage/GPUImage.h" file not found . I've tried every conceivable path for the import (with brackets and quotes) and have had almost no success. The exception is that for simple pods like SVProgressHUD , the following ugly terrible hack works: #import "../Pods/SVProgressHUD/SVProgressHUD/SVProgressHUD.h" . But for GPUImage, it walks into the

I used the below couple of code lines to get the frame of the keyboard when its shown on the screen. I've registered to UIKeyboardDidShowNotification notification. func keyboardWasShown(notification: NSNotification) { var info = notification.userInfo var keyboardFrame: CGRect = info.objectForKey(UIKeyboardFrameEndUserInfoKey).CGRectValue() } This used to work in beta 5. I downloaded the latest Xcode 6 version which is beta 6 and this error occurred at the second line. '[NSObject : AnyObject]?' does not have a member named 'objectForKey' After some Googling, I came across this solution. And I