@lorrden I don’t think you can do that with a SwiftUI native Map. For a Mac app I used a NSViewRepresentable for my map view. I subclassed MKMapView where I added this in an override of mouseUp

// start a timer for this location. The location will be marked
// when the timer fires unless this is a double click
let point = convert(theEvent.locationInWindow, from: nil)
let coords = convert(point, toCoordinateFrom: self)
clickTimer = Timer.scheduledTimer(timeInterval:
NSEvent.doubleClickInterval,
target: self,
selector: #selector(self.clicked),
userInfo: coords, repeats: false)

Not sure if something like that could be easily converted to iOS.

Today I will write the first few #css #book pages of the #Selector part.

My request: please tell me about your cool, non-obvious selector tricks. I'd love to include a few in the book.

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#deep #funky #tribal #house #music #selector #noMic #argentina #twitch

Another #SwiftUI question: how does one respond to standard main menu entries (Commands) like “Select All”?

https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/677737

I tried `.onCommand(#selector(NSStandardKeyBindingResponding.selectAll)) { .. }`, but that doesn’t get triggered.

#Development #Introductions
How to write Semantic CSS · Most people understand semantic HTML, but semantic CSS? https://ilo.im/10xyew

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#WebDevelopment #WebDev #Frontend #CSS #StyleSheet #SemanticCSS #Accessibility #A11y #Selector

#Development #Introductions
How to write Semantic CSS · Most people understand semantic HTML, but semantic CSS? https://ilo.im/10xyew

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#WebDevelopment #WebDev #Frontend #CSS #StyleSheet #SemanticCSS #Accessibility #A11y #Selector

#Development #Tools
The truth about CSS selector performance · Edge’s DevTools can now measure the impact of CSS selectors on page speed https://ilo.im/10issq

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#WebDevelopment #WebDev #WebPerformance #WebPerf #Browser #Microsoft #Edge #DevTool #Frontend #CSS #Selector

Update on my battle between swizzling and #SwiftLang's new concurrency rules. It took 3.5 hours, but I finally found a workaround.

Where I had

private static func swizzleMocks() {…}

I now have

private nonisolated static func swizzleMocksIgnoringActorIsolation() {
perform(#selector(swizzleMocks))
}

@objc private static func swizzleMocks() {…}

I'm skirting around Swift by doing a perform selector via the Obj-C runtime.

Besides that, I declared the test spies as MainActor, and also the test suites.

★ CSS :has() feature detection with @supports(selector(…)): You want :has(+ *), not :has(*)
by @bramus @bramus@front-end.social
#css #has #selector #webdev

https://www.bram.us/2023/01/04/css-has-feature-detection-with-supportsselector-you-want-has-not-has/

Installed the #system16 #multi #selector. So much easier now to change between games. Rediscovering some fantastic #oldschool #arcade #classics

a programmer's poem

func checkHappiness() -> Void {

let a = life.thingsGettingBetter().count
let b = life.thingsGettingWorse().count

if a > b {

print("You are delusional")

} else if a < b {

print("You are paranoid")

} else {

// a == b
print("That's life")

}

Timer.scheduledTimer(withTimeInterval: 3600, target: self, selector: #selector(checkHappiness), userInfo: userInfo, repeats: false)

}

a programmer's poem

func checkHappiness() -> Void {

let a = life.thingsGettingBetter
let b = life.thingsGettingWorse

if a > b {

print("You are delusional")

} else if a < b {

print("You are paranoid")

} else {

// a == b
print("That's life")

}

Timer.scheduledTimer(withTimeInterval: 3600, target: self, selector: #selector(checkHappiness), userInfo: userInfo, repeats: false)

}

¡Arrancando un stream improvisado de música house!
https://www.twitch.tv/dj_innerdrum
#dj #musica #música#twitch #housemusic #NoMic #selector #argentina

¡Arranca otro jueves de música House!
https://www.twitch.tv/dj_innerdrum
#dj #musica #música#twitch #housemusic #NoMic #selector

¡Arranca otro jueves de música House!
https://www.twitch.tv/dj_innerdrum
#dj #musica #música#twitch #housemusic #NoMic #selector

:where() :is() :has()? New CSS selectors that make your life easier - This post show us how to use the new CSS selector :where() :is() :has() to make our... https://polypane.app/blog/where-is-has-new-css-selectors-that-make-your-life-easier/ #Front #CSS #Selector by @Polypane@twitter.com