martinhoeller

import Cocoa
import Foundation

var colors: [NSColor] = [.labelColor, .secondaryLabelColor, .tertiaryLabelColor, .quaternaryLabelColor, .textColor, .placeholderTextColor, .selectedTextColor, .textBackgroundColor, .selectedTextBackgroundColor, .keyboardFocusIndicatorColor, .unemphasizedSelectedTextColor, .unemphasizedSelectedTextBackgroundColor, .linkColor, .separatorColor, .selectedContentBackgroundColor, .unemphasizedSelectedContentBackgroundColor, .selectedMenuItemTextColor, .gridColor, .headerTextColor, .controlAccentColor, .controlColor, .controlBackgroundColor, .controlTextColor, .disabledControlTextColor, .selectedControlColor, .selectedControlTextColor, .alternateSelectedControlTextColor, .windowBackgroundColor, .windowFrameTextColor, .underPageBackgroundColor, .findHighlightColor, .highlightColor, .shadowColor
]

for color in colors {
    var red: CGFloat = 0
    var green: CGFloat = 0
    var blue: CGFloat = 0

ghermanowski

How to Capture Text from the Camera in SwiftUI 3

To create a button for this purpose, you need a class that adopts the protocols UIResponder and UIKeyInput. The required variable hasText and method deleteBackward are not used so you can just ignore them.

class ScanTextResponder: UIResponder, UIKeyInput {
	init(title: Binding<String>) {
		_title = title
	}

merlinmann

Merlin's Wisdom Project

Or: “Everybody likes being given a glass of water.”

By Merlin Mann.

It's only advice for you because it had to be advice for me.