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Hi @NahtanMak I was able to achieve a similar effect using shader graph. I adjust each pixel's opacity based on its distance from the center of the image. I used texture coordinates to calculate that distance. Here's how to setup the graph: Add an Image node. Connect its Out to the color property on an UnlitSurface. Add a TextureCoordinates node. Connect its Out to the In of a Remap node. For both columns of the Remap node, change:Out Low to -1 and Out High to 1. Drag its Out to the In of Magnitude node. Drag the Out of the Magnitude node to a new Remap node. Set Out Low to 1 and Out High to 0. Drag the Out to Opacity on the UnlitSurface you created in the first step. Note: you can change the In Low property on the Remap node you created in the previous step to control when the gradient begins. If you set it to 0 the gradient will start in the center of the image. If you set it to 0.5 the gradient will start 50% from the center of the image. If you set it to 1, there will be no gradient. Please accep

Thank you. I decided to keep trying at it - as my code base was a little too much to simplify in order to share it. I couldn't solve it no matter what I did at a granular level. BUT, when I simply removed my measuringLayoutManager and had all code use a single layoutManager, the problems went away. Something in the text system really did not like it when I had more than one layout manager laying out the same text storage, even though I ensured that that second layout manager used a separate set of text containers, and even though those text containers were not tied to any views, nor ever passed as objects/references. Merely having a second layout manager assigned to the text storage, doing layout passes into its own containers in order to calculate sizes seemed to be the source of the problem. I simplified and am using a single layout manager now. My calculated sizes are the same as they were when calculated by my second measuringLayoutManager. So there was nothing wrong with the calculations there. But I no

How? I cannot see how to read the width and I cannot see how to set width? I can fix the width but then the user cannot resize the columns. Are there any way to achieve this with any other components in SwiftUI?

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But, just to confirm, that means that can reproduce this with a server under your control, right? If so, that’s definitely a progress. Confirmed. A correlating factor seems to be those servers written against OpenSSL, possibly running on Linux. See below. OK. And cases 1 and 2 (curl with Secure Transport, and Fetch 5.8) work whereas case 3 (your libncftp code) fails, right? Confirmed. FTPS Server Secure Control-only Secure Control+Data test.rebex.net Custom .NET Implementation ✅ ✅ Microsoft FTP Service ✅ ❌ proftpd ✅ ❌ pureftpd ✅ ❌ vsftpd ✅ ❌ Until I added code to utilize SSLSetPeerID, Secure Control+Data was ❌ up and down that column. Adding code to work with SSLSetPeerID allowed the test.rebex.net Custom .NET Implementation to work on stop responding with 425: Cannot secure data connection - TLS session resumption required. on attempting to establish the secure data channel session.

I've never needed to do this, but I've had a quick look, and this seems reasonable: var body: some View { VStack(alignment: .leading) { Form { Text(First Name) TextField(, text: $firstName, prompt: Text(Required)) Text(Last Name) .padding(.top, 10) TextField(, text: $lastName, prompt: Text(Required)) Text(Email) .padding(.top, 10) TextField(, text: $email, prompt: Text(Required)) Text(Job) .padding(.top, 10) TextField(, text: $job, prompt: Text(Required)) Text(Role) .padding(.top, 10) TextField(, text: $role, prompt: Text(Required)) } .formStyle(.columns) .padding(.horizontal, 16) .padding(.vertical, 16) Spacer() } } The key is .formStyle(.columns).