You can open your app’s window on top of all other open application windows with the below code:
windowController?.showWindow(self)
NSApp.activate(ignoringOtherApps: true)
For example, in my app––Presentify––when you click on ‘Preferences’, the Settings window opens up on top of all other
applications. With just windowController?.showWindow(self), the window would open fine, but it won’t be visible to the
user if other apps are open.
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For various reasons you may want to convert the Color type to a String. And, below is a relatively cleaner way to do it.
Delete key press detection is slightly different than other keys. It uses NSDeleteCharacter like below:
When developing macOS applications with SwiftUI, you might need to create floating windows that stay on top of other windows. While modern macOS versions (15+) make this straightforward with the .windowLevel(.floating) modifier, supporting older versions requires a different approach. In this post, I’ll show you how to create floating windows that work across different macOS versions.
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