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# accessibilityFrame(forLineNumber:)

Returns the onscreen frame associated with the specified line number.

```
@MainActor func accessibilityFrame(forLineNumber lineNumber: Int) -> CGRect
```

## Parameters

`lineNumber`

The line number.

## Return Value

The frame in the receiver that contains the specified line number, in screen coordinates. By default, this method returns `CGRectZero`.

## Discussion

To determine the onscreen rectangle (or frame) of a line, you can use code such as the following:

```swift
let lineBounds: CGRect = // the bounds of the line in view space
let view: UIView = // the relevant view
return UIAccessibilityConvertFrameToScreenCoordinates(lineBounds, view)
```

## See Also

[`UIAccessibilityConvertFrameToScreenCoordinates`](/documentation/UIKit/UIAccessibility/convertToScreenCoordinates(_:in:)-9ziiu)

Converts the specified rectangle from view coordinates to screen coordinates.


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