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Another problem is that my AreaMarks also go out of the visible area. So my more general question is to Apple: how does one deal with marks that are outside of the desired chart ranges for the x and y axes?
I found that LineMark and AreaMark have a series parameter by which a series can be grouped. By doing that I can set a static foregroundStyle for my percentile area marks while using the data-based foreground styles for the actual data line marks.
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I was told that the function to generate an Xcode project predates support for resources and thus doesn’t add the building of resource bundles.
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I found you can use
#if SWIFT_PACKAGE
	 let resourceBundle = Bundle.module
#endif
This define is present when building the code via SwiftPM.
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Still not available in Beta 5?
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This following code is using a List, so the highlight is working as expected, but I cannot scroll to a specific item.
struct ContentView: View {
let timezones = TimeZone.knownTimeZoneIdentifiers.map { TimeZone(identifier: $0)! }
var body: some View {
let continents = Set(timezones.compactMap { $0.continent }).sorted()
List {
ForEach(continents, id: \.self) { continent in
let continentTZ = timezones.filter { $0.continent == continent}
Section(header: HeaderView(title: continent)) {
ForEach(continentTZ) { timezone in
Button(action: {
}) {
TimeZoneCell(timezone: timezone)
}
}
}
}
}.navigationBarTitle(Text("Time Zones"), displayMode: .inline)
}
}
