Thank you for your answer. I was under the impression that all Keychain passwords
are added to the "Passwords App" automatically. I guess this only happens just once in a lifetime.
Does it means that if I delete a password in the "Passwords App" that was originally
in Keychain, the password in Keychain will still be available?
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use something like this:
func getHomeItems(completion: @escaping (Bool) -> Void) {
....
completion(true)
}
just like you already do with completion(myItems)
great thanks very much. I'm downloading it now.
I never thought this "more" lead to a to page of beta downloads.
It seems to be more appropriate to have betas in the "beta" page.
is there a community "github" like place, where xcode 13-beta can be downloaded from?
do you know how/where I can download the "previous older" beta, as I said I just deleted mine by mistake, and that version use to work well.
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just great, the code you posted is not the code you used or the subject of the question.
he did say "... JSON from my backend"
maybe this "bug" has been fixed, because it works well for me, on macos 12.beta5, xcode 13.beta5, target ios 15 and macCatalyst.
show us your code, maybe there is a solution to your issue.
sorry, I misread your question, even though it is in big letters, "SwiftUI Map()". I pasted my answer for UIViewRepresentable in haste. Unlike most other forum, I cannot find a way to delete my answer.
have you tried puting the sheet outside the toolbar? It may make a difference.
You could use an alternative to nwcat code.
There are some good modern networking Swift packages on github, such as Alamofire and
Networking from freshOS that may be of help, including the JSON decoding.
I'm glad it helped. What functionality are you looking for?, given that your question was "I'm asking how to implement simple Undo and Redo buttons in this TextEditorView for the iPhone specifically".
no worries then, just wrap the content of .onTapGesture {...} with "DispatchQueue.main.asyncAfter(deadline: .now() + 0.1) { ...} . It's a bit of a hack but should work.