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#SwiftUI #UIViewRepresentable #ScrollView #LazyVStack
I’m working on a gnarly problem with LazyVStack in a scroll view, where the rows contain UITextView subclasses. When I focus on text view and keyboard comes up, the text view immediately loses focus if it’s towards the bottom of scroll view.
I’m debugging my views with `Self._printChanges()`, and it often tells me: `MyView: @self changed.` I suspect it’s related. Docs aren’t really clear: what does `@self changed` really mean here? 😀
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#SwiftUI #UIViewRepresentable #ScrollView #LazyVStack
I’m working on a gnarly problem with LazyVStack in a scroll view, where the rows contain UITextView subclasses. When I focus on text view and keyboard comes up, the text view immediately loses focus if it’s towards the bottom of scroll view.
I’m debugging my views with `Self._printChanges()`, and it often tells me: `MyView: @self changed.` I suspect it’s related. Docs aren’t really clear: what does `@self changed` really mean here? 😀
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#SwiftUI #UIViewRepresentable #ScrollView #LazyVStack
I’m working on a gnarly problem with LazyVStack in a scroll view, where the rows contain UITextView subclasses. When I focus on text view and keyboard comes up, the text view immediately loses focus if it’s towards the bottom of scroll view.
I’m debugging my views with `Self._printChanges()`, and it often tells me: `MyView: @self changed.` I suspect it’s related. Docs aren’t really clear: what does `@self changed` really mean here? 😀
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#SwiftUI #UIViewRepresentable #ScrollView #LazyVStack
I’m working on a gnarly problem with LazyVStack in a scroll view, where the rows contain UITextView subclasses. When I focus on text view and keyboard comes up, the text view immediately loses focus if it’s towards the bottom of scroll view.
I’m debugging my views with `Self._printChanges()`, and it often tells me: `MyView: @self changed.` I suspect it’s related. Docs aren’t really clear: what does `@self changed` really mean here? 😀
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#SwiftUI #UIViewRepresentable #ScrollView #LazyVStack
I’m working on a gnarly problem with LazyVStack in a scroll view, where the rows contain UITextView subclasses. When I focus on text view and keyboard comes up, the text view immediately loses focus if it’s towards the bottom of scroll view.
I’m debugging my views with `Self._printChanges()`, and it often tells me: `MyView: @self changed.` I suspect it’s related. Docs aren’t really clear: what does `@self changed` really mean here? 😀