When writing for iOS, I can easily set the autocapitalisation for a TextField by using the .autocapitalisation view modifier. This takes a UITextAutocapitalizationType and I often use the type .words for my TextField controls in iOS apps.
e.g.
Being a part of UIKit, this modifier is not available for macOS 11.
I am writing an app using SwiftUI for macOS and iOS targets.
I want to apply a view modifier to my universal app TextFields that works on both platforms.
I could write a function that iterates through every word and use the .textCase view modifier to change the first letter of each word but that seems like a lot of work and also very clunky.
Any ideas how to implement something like UIKit .autocapitalization(.words) using SwiftUI for a macOS target?
(Without resorting to UIViewRepresentable?)
e.g.
Code Block TextField("enter a name", text: $object.name) .autocapitalization(.words)
Being a part of UIKit, this modifier is not available for macOS 11.
I am writing an app using SwiftUI for macOS and iOS targets.
I want to apply a view modifier to my universal app TextFields that works on both platforms.
I could write a function that iterates through every word and use the .textCase view modifier to change the first letter of each word but that seems like a lot of work and also very clunky.
Any ideas how to implement something like UIKit .autocapitalization(.words) using SwiftUI for a macOS target?
(Without resorting to UIViewRepresentable?)
