Getting the same problem and have to keep restarting Xcode, which seems to "wake up" the syntax color. Hope they fix this soon.

I'm new to coding, but here goes. This is a single guitar string. It has 24 "frets" - the GuitarFretView(). I then stack 5-9 of these strings in a VStack (adjustable via settings). The GuitarFretView is basically a line that adds a circle when you tap. Still working on it, will also need to update the data model when tapped. struct GuitarStringView: View {     let guitarString = Array(repeating: GuitarFretView(), count: 24)     var body: some View {         HStack {             ForEach(0 ..< 24) { item in                 guitarString[item]             }         }         .frame(maxHeight: 36, alignment: .center)     } } struct GuitarFretView: View {     @State var tapped = false     var body: some View {         ZStack {             Path { path in                 path.move(to: CGPoint(x:0, y: 18))                 path.addLine(to: CGPoint(x: 50, y: 18))             }             .stroke(lineWidth: 3)             .onTapGesture {                 withAnimation {                 tapped.toggle()                 }             } // appears when the string is tapped             Circle()                 .fill(self.tapped ? Color.gray : Color.clear)                 .frame(width: 30, height: 30)                 .onTapGesture {                     withAnimation {                     tapped.toggle()                     }                 }         } // ZSTACK     } } The method I found on Stack Overflow forums for getting the position is below. It worked, but then I was blocked from using the swipe for moving between tabs. .simultaneousGesture(DragGesture(minimumDistance: 0, coordinateSpace: .local)                .onEnded { print("X position \($0.location)") }) Thanks for any guidance!

Thanks. Yeah, I clicked the solved by accident then could not turn it off. I don't need a way to determine the position of the tap IF I can use the stacks method for Views. I will use one design or the other. Ah, thanks for the pointer on the code block. I will use that. For the VStack, imagine stacking the guitar strings: VStack { GuitarStringView() GuitarStringView() GuitarStringView() GuitarStringView() GuitarStringView() GuitarStringView() } So now we have 6 GuitarStringViews times 24 of the GuitarFretViews. It might be OK if that was the only combination, but if you have one of these full "guitars" in each page of a TabView, or if you add/delete a string it is very slow to update the UI. I don't think this design will work.

Thanks OOPer. I would rather not share ALL the code 😬😊. I was not aware that they don’t recommend generating views from arrays. I saw documentation that indicated that was what the ForEach was for. I know there is a limit of 10 child views so maybe generating 24 x 6 is too much. If we go back to the original question, is there any way to get the tap location in SwiftUI or do you need to use UIKit?

Having this same problem as well. Even having problems with iOS 18.0 on iPad.