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SwiftUI & Combine #44
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SwfitUI 笔记
Modifier由于view在swiftUI中是一个值属性,SwiftUI对view的修饰是对原来view进行包裹,在下次渲染时,按包裹后的结构进行渲染,生成一个新view值 [image:387D7038-DCE5-4544-B867-A6C27CECEE2A-1589-0000314C098631A2/269B2BB3-367D-44B1-A88D-610E58EF3C65.png] Modifier chaining[image:D3764D19-2143-438B-9644-19015590F82E-1589-0000358BC936D147/C0947286-DEA8-4858-A9FD-2EEB5E1D3DC9.png]
[image:97BBBB01-60D3-483E-A935-327E1F8BB3D2-1589-000035EAFAC9E27C/29CDA56A-8662-495E-A4A1-92B454E460AA.png] [image:518A9BE8-B85B-450D-A0B8-38A272EDD549-1589-00003608D0ED1B01/71492B55-550D-41EA-AE03-BAB15A68CE57.png] 声明式UI, diff —> rerender [image:23831FCB-8667-42EB-BD22-C19DF4A81F05-1589-0000373C184079CB/9A2BE1F0-4067-4B5E-9E35-EDF76C429DFA.png] @State、 @binding 、@Environment
StateThink of State as the single source of truth for your view, as a means of mutating a variable & invalidating the view to reflect that state. Binding
ConclusionA simple guide for choosing between them would be:
Layout[image:4B916742-61E1-4CCD-A9B3-884A0C77CEEC-1695-0000225AA9473073/blog-2.png] Alignment
混乱从哪里开始我认为首先要解决的事实是,您可以.leading在太多地方指定类似的内容。但是,在每种情况下,它具有完全不同的含义: OtherIn most tutorials I have seen, background is used in its simplest form. For example: Text(“hello”).background(Color.red). At first glance we may fail to realise that, Color.red, is not just a parameter indicating that the color should be red. No, Color.red is yet another view! Its only function is to fill the area suggested by its parent with the red color. Because its parent is background, and background modifies Text, the area suggested to Color.red is the area occupied by the view Text(“hello”). Beautiful, isn’t it? The .overlay modifier does exactly the same, but instead of drawing its contents behind the modified view, it draws them in front of it. |
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