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I find a glitch of CGContextSetFillPattern glitch only on Ventura. If the size of the pattern is a multiple of 4, there will be a hole in the upper right corner of the pattern in the first column. I make a demo Xcode project here. I have tried all three CGPatternTiling enum values, all have the same result.

I am trying to utilize UISplitViewController to develop my app for iPad users. Since my app has a UITabBarController as its root view controller, I want to set this root view controller as a primary view controller in new UISplitViewController hierarchy, and its detail view controller to the secondary column. Also, when the app's width size class is compact (iPad SplitView mode), I want it to be same as current app. So the root view controller (UITabBarController) should be on the compact column of the new UISplitViewController system like below. class MySplitViewController: UISplitViewController { override init(style: UISplitViewController.Style) { super.init(style: style) let primaryVC = PrimaryViewController() let secondaryVC = SecondaryViewController() setViewController(primaryVC, for: .primary) setViewController(secondaryVC, for: .secondary) setViewController(primaryVC, for: .compact) } } With this code, in regular width mode, the primary and secondary column looks great as I e

I have a Core Data entity with a few properties, the ones of interest here are a UUID column named id and an Int16 column containing values between 0 and 3. I have a Table in SwiftUI which is correctly arranging the items stored by Core Data into its rows. The selection: binds a Set of the id values. I have another view to which I have sent the Set of id values (Set) (Bin is the name of my entity) using @Binding var ... - so far so good. Within that view, I can determine that I am correctly getting the set of interest, and most of what I am trying to accomplish I can get to work. What is driving me up the wall, however, is that I am trying to get a Picker in the child view to let me change the value of the Int16 property (called playMode) of the first selected object from the table. I have tried numerous things to create that binding but I can't seem to find the magic combination that works in any sensible way. Here is what I am currently doing, which seems to come closest. I set up a @State

I have a weird problem using a popover - this behavior is pretty random to me so I somehow think it's a bug - but I cannot reproduce the problem in a smaller project to give you reproducible code. I'm showing a table with a few rows and columns, one of this items per row is editable. If the user taps on the button a popover does appear, presenting a View with a TextField or a TextEditor (tried both with the same result). It all works fine on the iPhone (any situation), it works on the iPad in horizontal format, it works on the iPad in vertical format if there is an external keyboard connected. But - as soon as iOS needs to show the on screen keyboard, the popover disappears and so does the keyboard again. I replaced the popover view with a simplified version, to make sure there is nothing wrong with the popoverView and still got the same behavior. struct SimpleRemarkPopover: View { @Binding var showPopover:Bool @State var comment:String var body: some View { TextEditor(text: $comment) Button(action:

The Grid shrinks contained views as more columns are added. Is there a way to set a maximum number of columns/rows such that, instead of shrinking, the grid becomes scrollable?

Looking to get column resizing events for UISplitViewController. I have a UITableView inside on of the columns and when the column is resized I need to invalidate the intrinsic content size of the table view cells to recompute row height. Best place to handle this?

I am trying to use a SwiftUI Table View [1] with an Array of class objects so that updates to properties in the class objects are reflected in the table. This works fine for me with structs and @State, however, I'm trying to find a way to achieve the same effect with @StateObject given that @State only supports value types. The only problem is that @StateObject doesn't seem to be supported by Array. When I try to extend Array to conform to ObservableObject, I get: Non-class type 'Array' cannot conform to class protocol 'ObservableObject' It seems that wrapping the array with an object and using @Published to publish changes does not work as evidenced by this [2] other post. Appreciate if anyone has any ideas on how to make this work! And if there is no way to make it work, I don't understand why Apple has made it so that a TableColumn initializer would require [3] the RowValue to conform to NSObject. Because this effectively means that to have sorting capabilities for a column, the underlying data ty