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Rasmus Grouleff (he/him)

Once again I have stumbled onto something I don’t understand.

In the entry point for my app I set a NavigationContext in the environment, and when I run the app and navigate between views, at some random point, it throws the error in the second image, and the debugger indicates it is on the “struct FooApp: App {“ line.

What is going on? Help!

In the subviews I am accessing the context from the env like so: “@ Environment(NavigationContext.self) var context”.

#Swift#SwiftUI#SwiftLang
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Patrick McConnell

I'm going to assume this is documented somewhere but…

if you're doing #SwiftUI #MacOSDev with a customizable toolbar you have to be sure any view you pass as the toolbar is not just a standard View Struct.

You must pass a CustomizableToolbarContent Struct.

Also each toolbar item and the toolbar itself must have an id declared.

A standard View will display and work as a toolbar but you will not get the ability to edit the toolbar in any way.

Happy to have this working now.

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Patrick McConnell

long shot question:

#SwiftUI Mac app.

has anyone had luck getting windowToolbarStyle to restore the AppStorage bound value as explained in the Apple docs?

.windowToolbarLabelStyle($labelStyle)

does not appear to work no matter how I try it. Followed the sample code provided exactly. Doesn’t work.

developer.apple.com/documentat

Apple Developer DocumentationwindowToolbarLabelStyle(_:) | Apple Developer DocumentationSets the label style of items in a toolbar and enables user customization.
#macOSDev
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Swift over Coffee

S4E5: @mikaelacaron and @twostraws talk networking – mostly about getting computers to talk to each other, but also, just as dauntingly, about talking to other humans at conferences too. 😱

Plus: news, Apple delays, and the trifling little matter of the major changes you’re hoping to see in #Xcode, #SwiftUI, #SwiftData and more as #WWDC25 rolls around!

🎧 podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/

Apple PodcastsS4E5: Could you just…?Podcast Episode · Swift over Coffee · 23/03/2025 · 33m
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skip.tools

Compiled #SwiftUI on Android progress! With Skip's existing SwiftUI support and bridging technology, most functionality ports quickly. The biggest time drag is just the massiveness of the SwiftUI API surface area

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Puppethead

I'm at wit's end trying to create a SwiftUI submenu of items from an array that can be selected and show a checkmark, like the example from Xcode shown in the image.

One would think this should be a pretty common thing for ForEach to create, but I can not get it to work. The best I can do is get the submenu and select the item causing an action, but not properly checking the selection. I get all kinds of unclear compile errors or incorrect behavior. It's maddening!

#SwiftUI#SwiftLang
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Puppethead

I got the following example to work as desired, but there must be a better way to do this.

In this sample SwiftUI view, there is an array that is being shown as Toggle items using ForEach, with one of the array items being matched to turn the toggle on.

In order to select which item should be toggled on within the ForEach, a Bool is set to true for the item that gets checked, and a read-only Binding<Bool> is created to return the Bool value to satisfy the Toggle().

#SwiftUI#SwiftLang
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~/phranck :antifa:

Auch wenn es mich selbst schon nervt, ich muss euch nochmal belaestigen...

Ich suche ab sofort einen neuen Job als #iOS und/oder #macOS Software-Entwickler. Ich hab viele Jahre Erfahrung auf dem Gebiet, kenne #ObjectiveC, #Swift, #SwiftUI, #Git, #Xcode und... naja, die ganze Toolchain drumherum eben.

Ich suche eine Remote-Only Festanstellung, keinen Freelance-Job (Vorzugsweise in Österreich, Deutschland geht aber auch). Wenn es in der Naehe von #Bregenz oder #Dornbirn ist, dann auch gerne Onsite.

Wenn ihr jemanden kennt, der jemanden kennt... ihr wisst schon.

Ich danke euch fuers rege Teilen/Boosten. 🙏🏻
:boost_ok:

#FediHire#JobSuche
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skip.tools

Back from spring break with show and tell! Here is our Showcase app demoing #SwiftUI components on Android. First transpiled... and then COMPILED Swift & SwiftUI. A lot of SwiftUI support to fill in on the compiled side, but the skeleton - navigation, layout, etc - is alive!

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