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- Create content view
- Refreshes the layout
- Override in order to set the footer error
- Called when the data is scrolled
- Called when the view is scrolling
- Cancel all pending tasks
- Cancels a range of tasks
- Completes the edit
- Flushes the specified writer
- Handle touch event
- Performs an image download
- Deletes the view
- Dismiss the bottom sheet
- Draws the views over the RecyclerView
- Sets the listener which should be notified when the view is scrolled
- Show the window
- Draws the current highlight
- Blow a BitmapDrawable
- Returns the child view under the specified coordinates
- Opens the Fragment Activity for the given fragment
- Sets the activity s fragment containers
- Set the view created by the RecyclerView
- Initializes the window
- Initializes the view
- Re - initialize the configuration
- Create new content view
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QUESTION
I need a way to take photos programmatically from a macOS app and I am using AVCapturePhotoOutput
to achieve this.
First I initialize the camera with
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-15 at 08:38As Bhargav Rao deleted my previous answer, I will add a new one.
QUESTION
I'm trying to build a Mac App using SwiftUI where I want to display Math using IosMath.
I installed it using CocoaPods and I'm able to import it.
But every Time I try to get to my View Containing the MTMathUILabel my App is crashing saying : 027055+0200 latextest[1709:84867] [General] -[NSNib _initWithNibNamed:bundle:options:] could not load the nibName: latextest.Latex in bundle (null).
My code goes as following: In SwiftUI:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-14 at 12:12Solution: There was no nib file because I wasn't using InterfaceBuilder... so I needed to change the Controller see
QUESTION
I'm trying to subscribe to the Activate
event of an NSStatusBarButton
object in AppDelegate
's DidFinishLaunching()
but the event never gets invoked.
The purpose is to get notified when the top menu bar icon of the application is clicked so its contents can get populated dynamically.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-02 at 17:56It does not fire because you attached a menu. The button action is popping up the menu and the activated event of the button is never fired. If you remove the menu the button event will run.
Either remove the menu and use it as a button. Then your event will fire. Or just use the menu.
If you want to run custom code when the menu is shows set a delegate of the NSMenu:
QUESTION
I have an iOS app that is ported to MacOS. The app uses Firebase for Crashlytics. So far I managed to configure everything just fine, by creating a separate Mac target and separate Firebase project for that target. The problem is that the crashes I see in the console for the MacOS project are all under "AppKit". Example:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-02 at 11:42After a lot of research I found that there is no perfect solution to this. I tried overriding NSApplication and setting it as NSPrincipalClass, and even implemented Sentry instead - no success. But I found a way to bypass AppKit using method swizzling and FIRExceptionModel.
Note: Before anything, for Firebase Crashlytics to work on MacOS, you need the following in your AppDelegate's didFinishLaunchingWithOptions:
QUESTION
I have an NSPopUpButton
that has a few menu items that expose identical functionality to some main menu items. Those are actions most relevant to the users current context.
To signal that those items also have keyEquivalent
s (shortcuts), I wanted to set their keyEquivalent
s to the same keys as the items in the main menu.
Unfortunately that doesn't seem to work, since the conflicting items now have their keyEquivalent
s removed in the main menu (presumably automatically by AppKit).
Is it somehow possible to show the same keyEquivalent
in the NSPopUpButton
menu?
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-30 at 21:35Normally context menus are not the most logical place to show shortcut info. However, if you really want this, then the best / probably only working option is to reuse the menu in the main menu that you want to show in your NSPopUpButton
, like this:
QUESTION
I wanted to have an NSWindow with a blurred background so I created a wrapper for NSVisualEffectView
to be used in my ContentView()
with some help from How do you blur the background in a SwiftUI macOS application?. I also tried doing it with just the NSWindow
using https://github.com/lukakerr/NSWindowStyles#:~:text=true-,6.%20Vibrant%20background,A,-vibrant.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-29 at 23:29Figured it out! Without any hacks too thankfully lol
RulesIn order to achieve this look without the nasty artifacts in the question you have to do a few things the way macOS wants them.
1. Don't set your NSWindow.backgroundColor = .clear
!
This is the cause for the nasty artifacts above in the first place! Leaving your window's color as is will make sure the window functions properly when changing screens. NSVisualEffectView
captures the image behind the window and uses that for the background so there's no need to make anything transparent.
2. Make sure to include .titled
in the window's styleMask!
Failure to do so will render the window without rounded corners. If you attempt to add rounded corners (like I did) to the SwiftUI view you will still have an opaque background on the NSWindow
itself. If you then set your window's background color to .clear
(like I did again) the shadow chop issues will ensue! However, this does not mean that the title bar will get in the way, it won't, we'll get to that in a bit.
3. Add your NSVisualEffectView
to your SwiftUI view!
I found this to be easier than adding the visual effect to the NSWindow.contentView
as a subview.
1. So start off by setting up your NSWindow
and AppDelegate! ⤵︎
All you're doing is making sure the titlebar is present but hidden.
QUESTION
I'm working on a markdown editor for macOS using AppKit, and have all the basics down and working. I'm using NSTextBlock for the code blocks.
One issue I'm encountering however, is that typing a Tab inside of an NSTextBlock, causes the caret to move down to the next paragraph, as opposed to inserting the tab whitespace. The desired outcome is for the user to be able to insert tabs inside of NSTextBlock.
I've created a sample project to demonstrate this behavior on GitHub.
To quickly go over the sample project:It's a simple AppKit application. I've added an Editable, Scrollable Text View to the default ViewController in Main.storyboard. The textView is connected to the ViewController class via an IBOutlet.
Inside of the autogenerated viewDidLoad() method, I call the insertText
function, which I wrote to insert a line of text, followed by two paragraphs styled with NSTextBlocks, into the NSTextView.
ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-27 at 11:53Apparently a tab in a text block moves the insertion point to the next text block, which makes sense in a table. Workaround: subclass NSTextView
, override insertTab
and insert a tab.
QUESTION
I'm converting an old macOS app to SwiftUI, and I've run into a problem with the new SwiftUI WindowGroup.
The old app is a single window application (basically a glorified timer) and an URL scheme (appname://15) can be used to change the timer.
I've attempted to recreate the old URL Scheme functionality using the onOpenURL method, but whenever the URL Scheme triggers, the app opens a new window and I can't figure out how to stop that from happening.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-19 at 05:21The article, "Open window / scene in SwiftUI 2.0 on macOS" shows how to open windows. I took the pieces of it and made it to where it would simply open my window instead of a different one.
QUESTION
This is a web browser i'm building for macOS and I'm trying to access a string variable inside my content view. But i'm getting this error
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-13 at 05:43Use computed property.
QUESTION
I'm making a custom web browser in swiftui for a macOS app. How do i select all text when clicking inside the textfield? Just like how a web browser like chrome would when you click inside the address bar.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-12 at 16:35SwiftUI Solution:
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