you could use this one-liner: editMode = editMode == .active ? .inactive : .active

this Apple example does not work for me as well on ios15. It works if you use Circle() .frame(width: 100, height: 100, alignment: .center) .scaleEffect(magnifyBy) .gesture(magnification)

you have potentially many "sheet(..)" triggered by just one variable "showDetail". I'm amazed you got anything to work. Re-structure your code to trigger only the relevant sheet, when you press the button. For example, using ".sheet(item:...)"

I'll be really interested in a solution. Getting this verbal diarrhea, is really annoying.

swipeActions is available for ios15+ and macos12+ only.

works without any problems for me on macos 12.beta (latest), xcode 13.beta, target macos 12.

what are those, "********", is this something you don't to show or is it you did not bother looking at the documentation to find out what it should be?

it's called a NavigationLink and it works inside a NavigationView. Look it up on the docs for how to use it.

you could even just do this: TextField("Sort Order", text: Binding( get: { (account.sortOrder != nil) ? String(account.sortOrder!) : "" }, set: { account.sortOrder = Int64($0.filter { "0123456789".contains($0) }) }) )

you could try something like this: TextField("Sort Order", text: Binding( get: { (account.sortOrder != nil) ? String(account.sortOrder!) : "" }, set: { if "0123456789".contains($0), let theInt = Int64($0) { account.sortOrder = theInt } else if $0.isEmpty { account.sortOrder = nil } } ) )

could not understand how to search for your feedback on the apple site. What is the problem with NumberFormatter in a textField? It seems to work for me.

could you put this code just after "let finalData...". "if let json = try? JSONSerialization.jsonObject(with: data, options: .mutableContainers), let jsonData = try? JSONSerialization.data(withJSONObject: json, options: .prettyPrinted) { print("\n---> response json: " + String(decoding: jsonData, as: UTF8.self)) } else { print("=========> json data malformed") }" and tell us what it produces.

you could try using task, such as .task { await networkController.configureAmplify() }

Yeah I see. What an appalling UI. It would not break anyone's back to put a delete button. In Apple's case, a backspace button, to delete the comment or post. Specifically designed to piss people off.

try this: @FetchRequest(entity: TracksAll.entity(), sortDescriptors: []) var data: FetchedResults<TracksAll> @State var sorting: [KeyPathComparator<TracksAll>] = [ .init(\.pfil, order: SortOrder.forward) ]