@Rincewind Thanks for this definitive answer; that closes the question. However, I do not understand how it worked once on iPad and only once ! And seems to work on iPhone (simulators). Probably that's in the gray zone of unsure assumptions… Does that mean that those who implement create their own "phone" navbar ?
Once in your app-settings, it is very easy to go (manually) to general settings. Do you mean you need to go programmatically to those general settings ?
"Newest" or "Last updated" do work for me: I search, get 16 results "by relevance" then ask for Newest, still 16, ordered by date, ask Last Update, works also.
You have not read carefully: I moved changed in the scope of Practise. To have func outside of Practise, you need to use Environment var, not State var. See here detailed explanations:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56718802/how-to-update-a-swiftui-view-state-from-outside-uiviewcontroller-for-example
My question was: why don't you put directly the textViews ("Lorem ipsum…") in a view (not view controller) inside this Container View, close to what you showed in your original post ?
I may miss something in your intent. Do you want the notification being sent and processed during scroll, to check you don't exceed some limits ? Or do you want to send only at start of scrolling, which is what the code is apparently doing now. If the latter, you should see several print during scrolling. Is it the case ?
@Rincewind Thanks for this definitive answer; that closes the question. However, I do not understand how it worked once on iPad and only once ! And seems to work on iPhone (simulators). Probably that's in the gray zone of unsure assumptions… Does that mean that those who implement create their own "phone" navbar ?
Once in your app-settings, it is very easy to go (manually) to general settings. Do you mean you need to go programmatically to those general settings ?
"Newest" or "Last updated" do work for me: I search, get 16 results "by relevance" then ask for Newest, still 16, ordered by date, ask Last Update, works also.
You have not read carefully: I moved changed in the scope of Practise. To have func outside of Practise, you need to use Environment var, not State var. See here detailed explanations:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56718802/how-to-update-a-swiftui-view-state-from-outside-uiviewcontroller-for-example
My question was: why don't you put directly the textViews ("Lorem ipsum…") in a view (not view controller) inside this Container View, close to what you showed in your original post ?
I may miss something in your intent. Do you want the notification being sent and processed during scroll, to check you don't exceed some limits ? Or do you want to send only at start of scrolling, which is what the code is apparently doing now. If the latter, you should see several print during scrolling. Is it the case ?