Same, Swift Playground crashes for no reason. I am coding Android Studio apps now.
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Found it!. But the explanation is not so tricky. Simply put the answer is Yes in SwiftUI to directly detect if voice over is on use:
if UIAccessibility.isVoiceOverRunning {}
I tried this to find it and read another post from @OOPer, Thanks
1) if isVoiceOverRunning {}. not in scope error
2) if Accessibility.isVoiceOverRunning {}. Accessibility has no member "isVoiceOverRunning"
3) if UIAccessibility.isVoiceOverRunning().
Sweet success. I re-discovered it. Yeepee. 😀
I was missing the UI of UIAccessibility. and Quick help was not helping me and @OOPer did.
Whoa! that is simply amazing to me!!. I am searching but would have much difficulty finding your response. Big thanks. I will study it. Your response needs to be in the Quick Help guide built in to Xcode. But Quick Help offers some little help instead.
I also found in Swift UIkit the variable
static var isVoiceOverRunning: Bool {get}
but first try at coding it failed so more study is in order.
Thank you for your response; I am grateful and learned something new today.