This is a wild guess, but are you building with Thread Sanitizer enabled? (The "tsan" in the missing library name suggests so.) That the named clang version (13.0.0) seems not to match your toolchain

I have an macOS app, which uses a privileged helper tool: de.mdenkmann.SW-Helper This helper tool crashes with (Console.app): ASI found [dyld] (sensitive) 'Library not loaded:

Properties can be structs just as much as they can be classes or other types. Structs are value types, and classes are reference types. That's the biggest difference. Does the model represent

We’ve all seen so many Swift references about when to use a struct as opposed to a class. But coming from Objective-C like lots of us, does anyone have any resources or guidelines for when and why

I have (macOS 12.3.1): struct ContentView: View { var body: some View { GeometryReader { metrics in VStack { ... some HStacks ... ZStack // Curves { ...

That is exactly what I was missing when I started this project to years ago in macOS 10.15.4. textSelection Availability macOS 12.0+ One minor problem: HStack { Text(“One

https://developer.apple.com/documentation/swiftui/view/textselection(_:)

Can select and copy, but only the content of the invisible TextField, not the (visible) Text below. Gerriet.

So first I enabled isUserInteractionEnabled for my UILabel. Then, In viewDidLoad() I added: let interaction = UIContextMenuInteraction(delegate: self)

Here's an untested idea worth a quick experiment: In a ZStack, superimpose a TextField view with .opacity(0) over a Text view. Bob Stern

I don’t know a perfect solution for allowing a user to select and copy static text in SwiftUI. If you use a TextField instead of Text, the content will be selectable, but it also will be editable,

One project is just a toy to try Catalyst. Another is a real project, which could be done via Catalyst (some minor problems) A third is a real project, which could be not be done via Catalyst, because

On iOS the idiomatic way to do this is not selecting the text, but a long-press gesture that brings up a context menu with a Copy item. —Jens

Is this a new project or one in which you already developed a lot of code? I get the impression it is new because your preceding post concerns an existing UIKit app that you want to port to Mac using

NSTextField can set both isSelectable (true) and isEditable (false). So far so good. But how to do this in iOS? I have a textField which is output only (editing makes no sense at all) but the user

iOS 15.4, macOS 12.3 When UserInterfaceIdiom = pad then UiButton.titleLabel is UILabel with UILabel.text = button title. Ok. But with UserInterfaceIdiom = mac the UiButton.titleLabel is a

replacing in: override func decodeRestorableState(with coder: NSCoder) all: languageFilter = coder.decodeObject(forKey: "languageFilter”) with: languageFilter = coder.decodeObject(of:

Have you tried using secure [de]coding? https://developer.apple.com/documentation/foundation/nssecurecoding https://developer.apple.com/documentation/foundation/nscoder/2292944-decodeobject# -ben

Xcode 13.2.1, Simulator running iOS15.2 with 13.0 as a deployment target, UIKit. I have a pretty standard configuration running an iPad in Simulator — SplitView master contains a TableView,

class ViewController: UIViewController { override func decodeRestorableState(with coder: NSCoder) { NSLog("\(#function) will super; coder \(coder); allowedClasses \(String(describing: