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Here are some tidbits about affine transforms on Apple platforms that I have collected over the years. I hope they are helpful for you. This might be overkill for your particular question (as it appears to have received some pretty good answers already), but I'm putting it on the forums in case it's useful to anyone else. Documentation Core Graphics affine transform is defined here: CGAffineTransform There is also a detailed discussion here: Quartz 2D Programming Guide: Transforms Core Animation includes a unit based coordinate system discussed here: Core Animation Programming Guide: Core Animation Basics Foundation also has an affine transform: Foundation: AffineTransform Accelerate also includes simd based affine transforms used with 3D coordinaes: Accelerate: Working with Matrices A technote about debugging coordinate space issues: TN3124: Debugging coordinate space issues Understanding affine transforms There are many interesting discussions of affine transforms and how to use them available elsewhere. I'

Here is what Apple said in reply to my bug report in June. Please know that there is a setting that controls this (which should be off by default). In Xcode > Settings > Text Editing > Editing, it’s called “Automatically reformat when completing code”. I don't know what controls this means. Does on mean add unwanted indentation and off mean do not add unwanted indentation? But regardless, I filed another report regarding this setting having no effect. Apple's reply: It only reformats code that’s wider than the specified column, and only if the code is made up of nested expressions (function calls, etc), that can be wrapped to new lines. In any case, my code never extends to the Reformat code at column location, as shown in my screen recordings. Every line jumps around. Mine go in the opposite direction from yours. But it's never where I want it. Obviously I don't understand the logic that Apple's using for these indentations. But it seems clear that there is only one coding style th

I also have a similar issue. I'm pretty new to swift so there might be some messy code private var mediaGridView: some View { ScrollView { RefreshControl(coordinateSpace: .named(refresh)) { //some code here } LazyVGrid(columns: gridColumns) { //some code here } .padding(.horizontal, 2) .coordinateSpace(name: grid) .onPreferenceChange(ItemBoundsPreferenceKey.self) { //some code here } .gesture( DragGesture(minimumDistance: 0) .onChanged { gesture in if isSelectionMode { let location = gesture.location if !isDragging { startDragging(at: location, in: itemBounds) } updateSelection(at: location, in: itemBounds) } } .onEnded { _ in endDragging() } ) } .coordinateSpace(name: refresh) } First I catched the issue on an iPhone 11 test device. iPhone 11 on simulator with ios 18 also have this problem while 17.5 simulator won't. If I change .gesture() to .simultaneousGesture() vertical scrolling starts to work again but now scroll also works while dragging my finger so everything on the screen starts to dance.

So the complete code part1: struct ContentView: View { @State var text1: String = // <<-- Declare HERE ; could be an array of String @State private var tipa: [Double] = [] @State private var costa: [Double] = [] @State private var cost = @State private var costt: Double? = 0.0 @State private var paidt: Double? = 0.0 @State private var paid = @State private var tipp = @State private var tipc = @State private var tipaa = @State private var totalCost = @State private var totalTips = @State private var totalCash = @State private var tipcc = @State private var numbc = @State private var deletep = 0 @State private var number = 0 @State private var errorMsg = var body: some View { GeometryReader { g in NavigationStack { VStack { HStack { // No need to manually pad the date out with spaces, which will never be correct. // Just use an HStack and put a Spacer() in, so it goes: |<.....Spacer().....>Date| Spacer() Text(Date().formatted(date: .numeric, time: .omitted)) .foregroundStyle(Color.black)

Okay, well, you went ahead anyway. Here's my update: // ContentView.swift import SwiftUI struct ContentView: View { @State private var tipa: [Double] = [] @State private var costa: [Double] = [] @State private var cost = @State private var costt: Double? = 0.0 @State private var paidt: Double? = 0.0 @State private var paid = @State private var tipp = @State private var tipc = @State private var tipaa = @State private var totalCost = @State private var totalTips = @State private var totalCash = @State private var tipcc = @State private var numbc = @State private var deletep = 0 @State private var number = 0 @State private var errorMsg = var body: some View { GeometryReader { g in NavigationStack { VStack { HStack { // No need to manually pad the date out with spaces, which will never be correct. // Just use an HStack and put a Spacer() in, so it goes: |<.....Spacer().....>Date| Spacer() Text(Date().formatted(date: .numeric, time: .omitted)) .foregroundStyle(Color.black) .fontWeight(.bold) .pad

When I created the first scheme on CK, there was no problem, but once I try to modify the scheme, adding more tables and adding more columns to existing tables, I got the same error. In my case there were some tables created automatically, like Users and CDMR. I just had to add SORTABLE and QUERYABLE to CDMR And it solved the problem. I ended up adding to every single table just in case 😅 Indexes: createdTimestamp: QUERYABLE and SORTABLE 2.modifiedTimestamp: QUERYABLE and SORTABLE recordName: QUERYABLE and SORTABLE I have added the above to all tables