Who's on top? Swift, nonSwiftUI

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G.U.T.explorer OP
Created Aug ’21
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My SceneView hides part of my NSStackView's TextFields. I don't see anything in the inspector for the z dimension. How can I ensure the StackView is on top, i.e., wholly visible? I don't want to shove views around to "fit them in". They must overlap.
Indeed, I may wish to have all TextFields, etc. overlay the SceneView in the future, but that's a different subject.

I know this would be easy in SwiftUI, but...

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G.U.T.explorer OP
Aug ’21

Sort-of solved this, i.e., don't know why. I had a few unused/unpopulated StackViews that were off-ViewController?! I deleted them, rebuilt, and success!

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Claude31 OP
Aug ’21
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Do you create views in Interface Builder ?

If so, the view on top must be after in the list of views (as for Red View On Top, after Green View Below in list):

You get:

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