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/ AnimatedGlyphLabel.swift
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August 1, 2026 09:24
AnimatedGlyphLabel — a single-line UIKit label that transitions text one glyph at a time (CoreText layout, per-glyph spring + gaussian blur stagger). Self-contained, iOS 13+, zero dependencies.
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| #if os(iOS) | |
| import CoreImage | |
| import CoreImage.CIFilterBuiltins | |
| import CoreText | |
| import UIKit | |
| /// A single-line UIKit label that transitions text one glyph at a time. | |
| /// | |
| /// The intrinsic content size follows the current text. Glyphs are laid out | |
| /// individually from the leading edge, which suits short strings such as |
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/ array-sorting-extension.swift
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May 14, 2020 14:39
Sorting custom objects array by another array with a specific property in Swift
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| /// These implementations of sorting based on a specific property of custom object. For example: | |
| /// struct Person { | |
| /// var age: Int | |
| /// var name: String | |
| /// } | |
| /// | |
| /// // Case 1: | |
| /// let people = [Person(age: 10, name: "Tom"), Person(age: 12, name: "John"), Person(age: 20, name: "Peter"), Person(age: 1, name: "Nancy")] | |
| /// let orderedPeople = [Person(age: 12, name: "John"), Person(age: 10, name: "Tom")] | |
| /// |