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Comment on How to bind AppKit window to Observable viewmodel using SwiftUI app life cycle
UtilityWindow is not good enough. I need an NSPanel that floats over everything, on all spaces. I also want it to be visible all the time, and it should never be able to grab focus. These constraints mean this window is not possible via SwiftUI right now. I have an existing NSPanel implementation, but right now all it does is display a SwiftUI view. That SwiftUI view behaves very erroneously when the parent AppKit panel resizes, which is why I'd like to write the window in pure AppKit.
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Oct ’25
Comment on Xcode 15 + iOS 17 adds extra padding to widgets
Thank you so much!! Might I ask how did you discover this function?
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Jun ’23
Comment on How long it takes to get Apple Developer Account?
Did it work? I'm unable to renew my ID, and I don't want to add $99 fund to my balance if I can't even use it for the Developer Payment. These guys won't even reply to the emails.
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Aug ’23
Comment on SwiftUI MenuBarExtra not updating when State changes
Hey! Stumbled onto this problem. I use @EnvironmentObject to pass my stateobject in the app struct to my contentview. I'm still stuck on the same problem: The menubar content does not update
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Aug ’23
Comment on SwiftUI Timer not working inside Menu bar extra
Can you please refer me to the documentation where it is stated that MenuBarExtra of type .menu does not have a runloop? Thanks.
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Aug ’23
Comment on Core Data transformable attribute problem in Xcode16
Hi. Facing the same issue for my app. Bookmarking this thread.
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Aug ’24
Comment on How to bind AppKit window to Observable viewmodel using SwiftUI app life cycle
UtilityWindow is not good enough. I need an NSPanel that floats over everything, on all spaces. I also want it to be visible all the time, and it should never be able to grab focus. These constraints mean this window is not possible via SwiftUI right now. I have an existing NSPanel implementation, but right now all it does is display a SwiftUI view. That SwiftUI view behaves very erroneously when the parent AppKit panel resizes, which is why I'd like to write the window in pure AppKit.
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Oct ’25