in future is it possible to support sub ios 13 version? It is very unlikely to happen. The runtime needed to run features marked as Available: iOS 13.0+ are provided as part of the IOS 13.0 (or later) installed in each user's device. Whether you use UIKit together or not, SwiftUI apps would not run on previous iOS than 13.0.

Can you show the content of ExploreData.plist? And are you sure you have added it to the target?

Depends on your code. Better start your own thread with showing your code.

CTRL + M generates a control code 0x0D (Carriage Return, \r). Seems your code outputs the expected results. What do you think is the problem here?

Formatting feature is very limited in comments and you cannot edit your original post after a while in this site. You may need to use Your Answer to show some additional info formatted.

Sorry, but in the Project Navigator does not mean added to the target. And I do not understand what gray'd out means. Have you checked your loadData() returns non-empty value?

I may be mistaking what you mean. Please try to explain with more code and more examples.

Thanks for sharing the info.

@GettinSwifty, you should better show what you have done till now and what you get with your latest code. With showing more code, you would get more chance for the right solution.

Please tell me the details if you cannot make it work.

Showing a code in comments would not seem to be a good idea. You may need to use Your Answer to show codes well-formatted. Please check if the code is sufficient to reproduce the issue.

Thanks for showing your code. I could have confirmed that the delegates of the two text fields are connected properly and works as expected on manual key touches. In my opinion, it is a sort of bug that Text on Camera not calling delegate methods. You should better send a bug report. (On the other hand, it is a known issue that insertText and some other methods do not call delegate methods.)

Whether you are working on macOS tools or not, you can test functionalities of actors and async/await using iOS App projects. Or attach an external storage and install Monterey into it.

This applies also for updating existing apps that build with an older version? YES. When an announcement by Apple says apps submitted to the App Store, it includes updates to existing apps.

why earlier versions of Xcode crash as soon as I open them? Apple made it so. what can be done to fix that? As far as I know, there is no sure way. Better find other ways than using old Xcode.