Weird Behavior with GeometryReader iOS16

I have a travel app view with a list of category totals. If the user taps on any category in the list, the app then displays only the filtered entries assigned to the tapped category.

I am using GeometryReader to define the parent space, but I am unable to pass the GeometryReader status through the category filter filteredCategories() to the child space. The error I am seeing (Extra argument 'g' in call) is only occurring where filterCategories() is called.

I know that the arguments in the calling function must appear in the same order in the called function, but that seem to be working here. I have tried placement of GeometryReader like this:

filteredCategories(g: g, filter: categories.catItem[index].catName)

see #1 in filteredCategories()

and this:

filteredCategories(filter: categories.catItem[index].catName, g: g)

see #2 in filteredCategories()

In both case I get the same error Extra argument 'g' in call where filteredCategories() is called.

// display entries belonging to a single category

struct ShowCatEntries: View {

    @EnvironmentObject var categories: Categories

    var g: GeometryProxy

    var index: Int

    var body: some View {

        VStack {

            // fiter coreData

        FilteredCategories(filter: categories.catItem[index].catName) 

        }.navigationTitle("\(categories.catItem[index].catName) Entries")

    }

}

struct FilteredCategories: View {

   //var g: GeometryProxy       // #1

    var fetchRequest: FetchRequest<CurrTrans>

    init(filter: String) {

        let predicate: NSPredicate? = NSPredicate(format: "entryCatName CONTAINS %@", filter)


        fetchRequest = FetchRequest<CurrTrans>(sortDescriptors: [

        NSSortDescriptor(keyPath: \CurrTrans.entryCatName, ascending: true)],
        predicate: predicate)

    }

 //var g: GeometryProxy       // #2
    var body: some View {

            List(fetchRequest.wrappedValue, id: \.self) { entry in

                ShwProRow(g: g, entry: entry)  // portrait

            }.listStyle(PlainListStyle())

    }

}