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I am following Jonathan Penn’s demo at WWDC2019 where he tabs through code completion choices with the external iPad keyboard. The difference is that this does not work with the Magic Keyboard on my 2020 iPad Pro 11” - the Tab key has no effect whatsoever on the Playground page whilst I am coding. I have to tap on the code completion to choose it. I can’t see any setting that I need to make but cant believe this is what it supposed to happen.
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I was watching the WWDC 2019 video on Playgrounds 3 where Grace developed an app called “Sign Me Up”. She said both her and Jonathan’s Playgrounds would be available via Playground Subscription but (in June 2020) I cannot see it in the iPad Playgrounds Subscriptions. Do you know if it is available elsewhere? Anywhere?
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Please end my confusion. Thanks! 🙂Suppose, for purposes of illustration, I want to end up with this:Button(showSheet ? "Hide message" : "Show message") { self.showSheet.toggle() }How would I - step-by-step - use Xcode (Version 11.4.1) code completion toachieve this?This is what is confusing me:I start typing "Button"; choose the suggested `Button` symbol and hit Enter to be reminded of the sequence of arguments for this View.I hit Enter and I am given "Button" I am not offered any argument hintsI type "("In the expectation of being shown what arguments follow.I see Button(action: () -> Void, label: () -> PrimitiveButtonStyleConfiguration.Label Didn't I want to see the placeholders that relate to this initializer: init(S, action: () -> Void) I suppose my confusion stems from the fact that a common form of initialization is not shown in code completion.What am I getting wrong?
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