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NSWindow with SwiftUI content has zero frame on macOS 15
As title says. I create a window as such:
onboardWindow?.setFrame(.init(x: 0, y: 0, width: 600, height: 400), display: false)
Then, when it's time to show:
let contentView = WelcomeView()
let ...
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Simulating Fn + Control + arrow key events ignores Fn
I want to simulate the pressing of Fn (Globe)+Control+Right Arrow, but I’m encountering an issue where the Fn modifier seems to be ignored, and the system behaves as if only Control+Right Arrow is ...
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NSHostingView inside table cell view isn't automatically updating row height
When adding a constraint NSHostingController view to a table cell view, the row height isn't automatically adjusted to fit the SwiftUI views content thought I activated usesAutomaticRowHeights on my ...
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macos background app SwiftUI TextField copy paste not working
I have this Form with two TextField's. When I attempt to use the copy paste shortcuts (CMD + C, CMD + V) within each TextField, I hear the typical macOS system interrupt sound, with no changes to the ...
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NSWindow is super tiny
I have a simple SwiftUI code to start a small NSWindow, like given below. However when the window appears, it's super small and ignores the minsize.
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Button("Test Window") {
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`NSTask.run()` fails with `The operation couldn’t be completed. Permission denied`
I am trying to open a text document from within my SwiftUI app on macOS.
Unfortunately, I get the error The operation couldn’t be completed. Permission denied. How can I work around this?
I tried with ...
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SwiftUI Window not draggable
I made a custom AppDelegate which should remove the window toolbar and add a corner radius of 10px which all works very well hoeever now, you can't drag the window around.
I am also very new to AppKit ...
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`NSWorkspace.open` fails with error `The application “TextEdit.app” could not be launched because a miscellaneous error occurred.`
I am trying to use NSWorkspace.open(_:withApplicationAt:configuration:completionHandler:) to open the currently open document in my document based SwiftUI app.
Clicking on the button shown in the ...
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NSPanGesture not working on AppKit but UIPanGesture works on iOS (Multiplatform App)
I found an old SwiftUI library that I've attempted to port to MacOS. You can find the full repo here: https://github.com/cyrilzakka/SlidingRuler. Essentially it's a sliding ruler with ticker ...
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SwiftUI TextEditor bound to $[Note].content — slow performance?
I'm building simple text editor, which can handle several opened files. I have NotesManager, which stores all opened documents, and I pass binding to each of these notes to views using NavigationLink.
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Enabling Scrolling And Zooming in View
I have a SwiftUI view with a grid of squares. I'm able to zoom in and out of the squares by holding the command key down and using my mouse scroll view. I can't currently, however, scroll vertically ...
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Find bar is not working when using NSTextView in SwiftUI
I'm attempting to add a Find bar to an NSTextView within a SwiftUI view, but despite setting the necessary properties (usesFindBar, usesFindPanel, isIncrementalSearchingEnabled), the Find bar doesn't ...
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How to create a full screen overlay cover on macos using swift?
does anyone know how can I make this view cover the full screen without entering full screen mode? Essentially I just need to get this window to cover the top area where the menu bar is.
I have tried ...
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How to open Settings from menu bar app and show app icon in dock?
I'm creating macOS menu bar app in SwiftUI and I want to add settings. Currently I have two problems:
SettingsLink does open settings app, but if it's already open then it won't bring it to front
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Is there a way to determine if any text input was active in a MacOS app after the app was backgrounded?
MacOS specific but maybe iOS related responses could get me on the right track as well:
I need to determine wether there was any text input (swiftUI text field, NSTextField) active app wide when the ...
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