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I am writing a blog about coding in Swift. Swift has a lot of methods and functions that have from: in their function signature.

For example, this line:

ret += [String(formatter.string(from: asFloat as NSNumber) ?? "")]

For some reason, the editor fails to update, as soon as I get to from:

ret += [String(formatter.string(fro

No problem.

ret += [String(formatter.string(from

Failed to update.

This is really weird, because, if you look at other posts in the series, you’ll see this all over the place.

I have to assume there’s some kind of security issue going on (maybe anti-spam), but I can’t figure out how to deal with it.


I tried turning off all the plugins, and it still happens. I'm not running WordFence, or any other additional security module.

I am writing a blog about coding in Swift. Swift has a lot of methods and functions that have from: in their function signature.

For example, this line:

ret += [String(formatter.string(from: asFloat as NSNumber) ?? "")]

For some reason, the editor fails to update, as soon as I get to from:

ret += [String(formatter.string(fro

No problem.

ret += [String(formatter.string(from

Failed to update.

This is really weird, because, if you look at other posts in the series, you’ll see this all over the place.

I have to assume there’s some kind of security issue going on (maybe anti-spam), but I can’t figure out how to deal with it.


I tried turning off all the plugins, and it still happens. I'm not running WordFence, or any other additional security module.

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