Hi,
I'm new to Xcode and decided to try out a SwiftUI tutorial to help me get started with iOS development. I am using the following Apple tutorial https://developer.apple.com/tutorials/swiftui/creating-and-combining-views
On section 2 step 2, it requests for me to command-ctrl click on the greeting displayed in the preview section. This is after setting it to selectable mode.
This does not work properly and to me there seems to be a bug here. So if I initially do the command-ctrl click I see the menu, but if I try it again it does not reopen the menu. To get around this I have to switch the simulator to a different device, for example I was on iPhone 15 Pro and switched to an iPad 11 and it works again.
Every time I need that menu, it seems I have to change to a different device.
My initial question is anyone else experience a similar issue? Is this a known bug?
My system spec is the following: MacBook Pro Apple M1 MacOS Sonoma 14.1 Xcode 15.0.1
I should be up to date on everything, but this seems very bizarre behavior for the application to be doing.
My other questions are, is there a different way to access this menu if this method does not work? Is there a different IDE worth using? I know Xcode is the de facto for iOS development but I'm not sure if there are alternatives that may be useful here?
I want to be able to learn iOS development hassle free but this is not working out for me...
Thank you for any advice.