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hi I am having a issue with sound on a network video stream, the stream is loaded by a m3u,. during playback there is no audio from the device, however when using headphones / airplay audio works correctly. the other peculiar thing is the device simulator works fine. this maybe related to airplay working, but I don't know. this is the view handling the playback. Im not sure where the issue is. I can also play the videos fine when embedding the avplayer in its own view. but that looks messy when you have to dismiss a second window when closing the video. #if os(iOS) import SwiftUI import AVKit import MediaPlayer struct iOSVideoLibraryView: View { @ObservedObject var videoLibrary: VideoLibrary @State private var isPlayerDismissed = false let LiveStreams = [GridItem(.flexible()), GridItem(.flexible()), GridItem(.flexible())] let VODStreams = [GridItem(.flexible()), GridItem(.flexible()), GridItem(.flexible()), GridItem(.flexible())] var body: some View { NavigationView { ScrollView { LazyVGrid(columns:

We use a localization service that allows us to export our translated strings in .xliff format. When I import the spanish (es.xliff) file into the string catalogs it imports the english keys and leaves the spanish translation column empty, which causes it to default to English. I created feedback 12429535 and 12429469 because it seems the feedback site is broken and shows it cannot find the feedback I just submitted.

// Page 1: Map Search VStack { ZStack(alignment: .topLeading) { Map(coordinateRegion: $mapAPI.region, annotationItems: mapAPI.locations) { location in MapMarker(coordinate: location.coordinate, tint: .red) } .ignoresSafeArea() VStack { HStack { TextField(Enter an address, text: $text) .textFieldStyle(.roundedBorder) .padding(.horizontal) .foregroundColor(.black) Button(action: { fetchLocationInfoFromWikipedia(for: text) mapAPI.getLocation(address: text, delta: 0.5) showLocationInfo = true }) { Image(systemName: magnifyingglass) .foregroundColor(.black) } .padding(.leading, -50) } .padding() if showLocationInfo { VStack { Spacer() Rectangle() .fill(Color.white) .frame(height: 250) .frame(width: 400) .cornerRadius(15) .overlay( ScrollView { Text(locationInfo) .foregroundColor(.black) .padding(.horizontal, 10) .font(.system(size: 14)) .font(.custom(Serif, fixedSize: 14)) } .padding() ) .padding(.horizontal, 20) .padding(.bottom, 10) // Adjust the bottom padding here HStack(spacing: 70) { Button(action: { // Open

I've put together a simplified code example to test how the location of dropDestination works within a Grid View. When I attach dropDestination to Grid, GridRow or the Text((row) , (column)) view, I get a CGPoint corresponding to the drop location within the views coordinate space. But the problem is how would I get the either the index of a grid cell eg. (1, 1) or the grid cell view itself? Apple's documentation regarding drag and drop in SwiftUI says to prefer using transferable items which I interpret as them recommending dropDestination over the older onDrop with an NSItemProvider. But unlike in a List view there doesn't seem to be away for location to return discrete values. If I instead attach dropDestination to a one of the nested ForEach loops within the Grid view, the drop gesture doesn't do anything? Also dropDestination exhibits some default behaviour that I don't want. When dragging a view a little plus symbol within a green circle appears Views can be dragged and dropped out of the apps

I have a view that displays core data values (passed in as closingValues) in a data table. To make the view generic, so I can pass in arrays of different lengths (all are from the same entity and thus attributes) and account for the view having already been called with a different set of values, I need to initialize the showData array contained in the associated view model. I attempt to do so in the init of the view but I get an error message publishing changes from within a view updates is not allowed. This will cause undefined behavior. It should be noted that in the view model showData is Published and initialized = []. I attempted to do the initialization in the views onappear but the tables rows: ForEach runs before onappear and I get an index out of range on the first call to the view. I tried adding @MainActor to the view models class, which also failed to solve the problem. I am clearly not understanding a concept. Below is the code for the view. struct DataTable: View { @ObservedObject var vm: Button

My app has the App Sandbox enabled and the File Access to Downloads folder is set to Read / Write in XCode. Upon clicking on a button the app should open the Finder displaying the Downloads folder. The following code snippet is used to launch the Finder if let inspirationsDirectory = FileManager.default.urls(for: .downloadsDirectory, in: .userDomainMask).first{ NSWorkspace.shared.open(inspirationsDirectory) } On my MacOS it works well. After releasing the app to the AppStore and installing it on another Mac the following message is received upon clicking the button: The application does not have permission to open Downloads Which would be the solution to launch the Finder successfully ? Is it possible to launch the Finder showing the Downloads folder sorted by the Date Added column descending ?

I'm trying to use the Xcode 15.0 beta on macOS 13.4 (22F66) on a MacBook Pro 16 (2019) but whenever I try to start a new project, Xcode becomes unresponsive – seemingly indefinitely. In Activity Monitor I see Open and Save Panel Service (Xcode) (Not Responding): Even if I try to use Xcode 14.3.1 now I get the same problem. I've tried to resolve this by removing all Xcode-related files as well as the Xcode command line tools and reinstalling them but to no avail. I'd appreciate any and all help in how to fix this. EDIT: I have since found out that if I force-quit the bird process, Xcode will react again. But the bird process will start up and shoot to the top of the % CPU l column in Activity Monitor again almost instantly. It appears to be iCloud-related but I don't know what's causing it to take up so much CPU resources and make Xcode unresponsive, and how I can fix this.

To learn how to do peer to peer communication I downloaded the TicTacToe example into my MacStudio from: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/network/building_a_custom_peer-to-peer_protocol I then loaded it into Xcode, compiled it, deployed to an iPhone 14 over a Lightning cable, and ran it. I developed code for the MacStudio in an attempt to communicate with it. The MacStudio at first detected the service but for some reason it has quit doing so. The command: dns-sd -B _services._dns-sd._udpoutputs this as one of its lines: A/R Flags if Domain Service Type Instance Name Add 3 17 . tcp.local. _tictactoe (The time stamp column deleted for clarity) This line remains the command's output even after the iPhone the TicTacToe app has been shutdown, and after in the MacStudio Xcode, and the simulator it opens, is shutdown. In an attempt to find out what application is still advertising this Bonjour service I installed Discovery from: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/discovery-dns-sd-browser/id305441017 Wh

Hi. I'm writing the following code for a navigation with images and I have an issue: the images don't fit with the automatic rectangle that is created by the NavigationStack view. Here is the code and I'm attaching an image too for you to understand : import SwiftUI struct LycéesListe: View { var body: some View { NavigationStack { List(lycées) { lycée in NavigationLink { LycéeDétail(lycée: lycée) } label: { LycéesRow(lycée: lycée) } } .navigationTitle(Lycées) } } struct LycéesListe_Previews: PreviewProvider { static var previews: some View { ForEach([iPhone 13, iPhone 12], id: .self) { deviceName in LycéesListe() .previewDevice(PreviewDevice(rawValue: deviceName)) .previewDisplayName(deviceName) } } } } Anyone knows how I could make the images fit with the rectangle border so I just have images with clean rectangles and not these green lines ? I tried to do padding but it didn't help. Any answer appreciated.