I rarely use the word “hate” because I have a very high bar for the things that I would use that word for, and it is so negative and harsh.

So please understand this when I tell you:

I hate this f(*$*)#@ printer.

It has been a never-ending stream of annoyance since I purchased it. Wifi and ethernet work randomly, sometimes neither. Or it says there was a misprint. Tap ok makes it print. It'll warn that the toner is low. Next day it's just fine.

Some days it works perfect. Not today though.

This sounds like something an orange growers association might write.
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Swift debugging driving me nuts. #helpMe

I have a multiline file that I’ve loaded into a string using String(contentsOfFile:encoding:)

I'm trying to split the string using “someString.components(separatedBy: "==========\n“)

But it... just doesn’t. I know that particular string does exist in the file multiple times.

If I change the separator to just a linefeed it does split the file into 1600 items just fine. So for some reason it's not finding the "==========\n“ ?

I'm stumped.