I use this in my code: private var idiom : UIUserInterfaceIdiom { UIDevice.current.userInterfaceIdiom } private var isPortrait : Bool { UIDevice.current.orientation.isPortrait } Then you can do this: var body: some View { NavigationView { masterView() if isPortrait { portraitDetailView() } else { landscapeDetailView() } } } private func portraitDetailView() -> some View { if idiom … Read more
Why Xcode Yelling? Maybe the message text seems a little bit self-explanatory but because Xcode does not precisely point to the parameter itself, a little bit hard to figure out the first time. Xcode is yelling because the method wants to see exact parameter types on the method call, that is easy. Solution for the … Read more
You could maybe argue that asynchronous code doesn’t belong in setUp(), but it seems to me that to do so would be to conflate synchronicity with sequential…icity? The point of setUp() is to run before anything else begins running, but that doesn’t mean it has to be written synchronously, only that everything else needs to … Read more
It appears I’ve found a bug in Xcode 11. It’s easily reproducible as outlined in the UPDATE above. I’ve filed the bug with Apple. I’m still looking for a workaround now, since I use quite a few structs containing Date variables. If anybody can find one, please comment below.
I’m the author of the article you referenced. As discussed in Discover concurrency in SwiftUI, views can make use of the new .task { } and .refreshable { } modifiers to fetch data asynchronously. So you now have the following options to call your async code: func someSyncMethod() { doSomeSyncWork() Task { await methodThatIsAsync() } … Read more
In short, something has to be modified from the main thread and only Sendable types can be passed from one actor to another. Let’s dig in the details. something has to be modified from the main thread. This is because @Published properties in an ObservableObject have to be modified from the main thread. The documentation … Read more
Here is what I consider to be a more comprehensive answer. This will work as of Xcode 11.5: Text(question) .fixedSize(horizontal: false, vertical: true) .multilineTextAlignment(.center) .padding() .frame(width: 300, height: 200) .background(Rectangle().fill(Color.white).shadow(radius: 3)) Notes: fixedSize() will let the text wrap (since .lineLimit(nil) no longer is working). You can omit it if you simply want one line of … Read more
Giving List a set of items seems to make it incorrectly treat Section as a single view. You should probably file a radar for this, but in the meantime, this will give you the behavior you’re looking for: struct ListView : View { let mygroups = [ TestData(title: “Numbers”, items: [“1″,”2″,”3”]), TestData(title: “Letters”, items: [“A”,”B”,”C”]), … Read more
Go to BuildSettings -> Linking -> runpath search path and add /usr/lib/swift as your 1st argument like this: