I'm trying to use the new Shortcuts for Mac scripting interface on the first Monterey beta.
I'm having trouble running the example AppleScript shown in WWDC21 Meet Shortcuts For Mac (10232):
tell application "Shortcuts Events"
run the shortcut named "Dummy"
end tell
It doesn't seem to recognise a process called 'Shortcuts Events', and I get this error:
The command-line utility works as expected in terminal.
mralexhay
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I'm trying the new markdown functionality in SwiftUI but it seems that trying to render markdown from an Attributed String inside a variable strips away any new lines.
This isn't the case when placing the raw markdown directly in the Text View's initialiser, as shown in the preview below.
Is this a bug or is there a way to retain new lines when using Attributed String? None of the options seem to help.
Thanks!
import SwiftUI
struct markdown_test: View {
let attStr = try! AttributedString(markdown: """
Hello **World** 👋🏻 \n\n\n\n
[This is a test](www.google.co.uk)
""")
var body: some View {
VStack(alignment: .leading) {
Text(attStr)
Text("Hello **World** 👋🏻\n[This is a test](www.google.co.uk)")
}
}
}