Helge Heß on Nostr: Careful w/ the #SwiftUI View debugger, it is different to Cocoa. In Cocoa views you ...
Careful w/ the #SwiftUI View debugger, it is different to Cocoa. In Cocoa views you have the drawing depth properly associated w/ the views. In SwiftUI the debugger kinda shows the nesting of the view generation, not the actual layout.
Exemplified in the example with the blue `overlay`. It appears as a background in the view debugger, but actually draws on top of the Text's.
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