![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() I have it working with an array of AnyView but it's really not nice since it erases all types.īasically, I just want a container to collect views inside until I finally display them. If you need several views to act as one for example, to transition together then you should use SwiftUI’s Group view. In order to bypass that limitation, you can use group to have more than 10 views. In SwiftUI we organize all our UI using those 3 stacks. When it comes to the horizontal and vertical variants ( HStack and VStack ), we might sometimes end up in a situation where we want to. I first want to parse a large text file and collect all the necessary views before I finally display them. SwiftUI: Group Published by Kelvin Tanon MaLast updated on MaWith VStack& HStackas a container, there is still a limitation of only 10 views that can be contained within. SwiftUI’s various stacks are some of the framework’s most fundamental layout tools, and enable us to define groups of views that are aligned either horizontally, vertically, or stacked in terms of depth. ![]()
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