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An Unresolved reference 'insert' in iOS land on the calls to String.insert( char, at: position) #190
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An Unresolved reference 'insert' in iOS land on the calls to String.insert( char, at: position)
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The call to insert a character inside a String is basic Swift... Why would this not behave? What could I be doing wrong now? https://developer.apple.com/documentation/swift/string/insert(_:at:)-1uqvy
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As mentioned in the SkipLib reference at https://skip.tools/docs/modules/skip-lib/#swift-standard-library-support, Kotlin strings are not mutable, and so we cannot support functions like |
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As mentioned in the SkipLib reference at https://skip.tools/docs/modules/skip-lib/#swift-standard-library-support, Kotlin strings are not mutable, and so we cannot support functions like
insert. The workaround is to do something like: