I’ve created a subclass of NSViewRepresentable to wrap an NSComboBox on macOS. Adding such a combo box to a Form is easy, but I can’t find a way to put a label on the combo box that aligns as expected.

I’m new to Swift and am trying to learn what’s causing my Views to rerenders? And more specifically, what View are being re-rendered.

Is it possible to have a .popover on macOS with multiline text?

I have a View that is composed with a child view that is vended from a user selected object, presented as a sheet in a containing view. The Title/Address/Port in the screen shot below is from a single view and then the parent view has the Ok/Cancel buttons (The reasons for them to be separate is that I will need to reuse the vended settings views in another context which will have other settings and will have its own buttons)

in a new SwiftUI mac app project, paste below code

I’m working on an app that should support both iOS and macOS (natively). I’m styling it’s navigation bar colour and need it’s title to be dark (i.e., the navigation bar should follow the light colour scheme), otherwise it’s not visible, when the system colour scheme is set to dark.

I’m developing a macOS app using SwiftUI and need to interact with windows of other applications. Specifically, I need to:

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I’m a beginner and I’m feeling confused. Please some one help me！ Thanks！

I have a simple NavigationSplitView with various detail views and I want to preserve the navigation state in each of these detail views when the user switches detail views. But it seems that the navigation path is always reset when switching views.

I would like to make something like the following work: