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This seems to only be an issue in the simulator. When ran on an actual device it works as intended. Really odd.
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Fixed with overcomplicated work around :P
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I’m curious about this as well as I will be launching my app on TestFlight soon.
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After two years I have the solution you are looking for, but you probably don't need it anymore, but for others who may also be wondering the same thing here is an example of how to sort a FetchedResults type with a search bar
You'll ned to include this at the top of your struct. and you have to change "Item" to the name of the entity in your core data file.
@FetchRequest(sortDescriptors: []) var items: FetchedResults<Item>
@State private var searchingFor = ""
And link this to the end of your list or whatever contains your list. You'll have to change title to whatever the name of your attribute is in your core data file
.searchable(text: $searchingFor, placement: .navigationBarDrawer(displayMode: .always), prompt: "Search Titles")
.onChange(of: searchingFor){ value in
if (searchingFor != ""){
items.nsPredicate=NSPredicate(format: "title CONTAINS[c] %@", searchingFor)
} else {
items.nsPredicate=nil
}
Let me know if you have any questions!
Nevermind. I just need to toggle isSheetShowing again
Just use TabView in App file and put your views in there
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I would also like this information as I’m not sure my idea would work, but try this and get back to me if you find a way to do this. Create a func in your persistence file that removes relationships from your entity and then executes the share(_:to:completion:).
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You have to go to the VPN & Device Management and it should be the bottom one.
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To use TestFlight you have to join the Apple developer team ($98.99 annually). To do this download the developer app and go to account and it should give an option to sign up there.
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There's no way to show it because SwiftUI won't allow it. Do you see the white space between the yellow and green? I don't want that. I want there to be gray in between them. Similar to the way they would be if they were stacked vertically:
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Open settings > Apple ID (top option) > Subscriptions > Apple Developer > "Cancel Subscription"
Is there something that needs to be added in the persistence file when making a relationship??
Not sure if this helps, but here's the data model
Have you considered removing the spaces, saving the location of the spaces relative to the beginning, executing the reverse part, then replacing the spaces with the same location but from the end instead of the beginning? I’m not sure how you want your spacing to work with some letters moving and some letters not moving because a letter stating in place may increase the length of the word which would ***** everything up. Try that and let me know what tweaks need to be made and maybe we can brainstorm.
