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Reply to Readme markdown not rendering in Xcode
In Xcode .md files may show as editing mode. To show in formatted mode(design mode, as shown in GitHub), open Terminal and navigate to projects’ projectName.xcodeproj directory and create .xcodesamplecode.plist file using touch command touch .xcodesamplecode.plist. Then open the file in Xcode and it will be shown in markdown format. It will restrict editing all .md files. For enabling editing, navigate to the same directory and use the terminal command ls -a to see if it exists then delete it using rm .xcodesamplecode.plist. You'll be reverted to a non-formatted version of .md files. I hope this will help you.
Jan ’22
Reply to Readme markdown not rendering in Xcode
In Xcode .md files may show as editing mode. To show in formatted mode(design mode, as shown in GitHub), open Terminal and navigate to projects’ projectName.xcodeproj directory and create .xcodesamplecode.plist file using touch command touch .xcodesamplecode.plist. Then open the file in Xcode and it will be shown in markdown format. It will restrict editing all .md files. For enabling editing, navigate to the same directory and use the terminal command ls -a to see if it exists then delete it using rm .xcodesamplecode.plist. You'll be reverted to a non-formatted version of .md files. I hope this will help you.
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Jan ’22
Reply to New lines not being rendered in SwiftUI's markdown
Add two spaces at the end of the line and then add an escape character ' \n'. AttributedString( markdown: "**Thank you!** Please visit our [website](https://example.com)  \nThis is second line") Output:
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May ’22
Reply to Is there no V2Ray library on IOS?
Hi, Did you find any library V2Ray for Swift?
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Jan ’24