Compile Error: cannot convert value of type 'NSTextRange' to expected argument type 'NSRange' (aka '_NSRange')
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Debdut commented
Description
I tried to use CodeEditTextView in a project:
//
// ContentView.swift
// SwiftUITest
//
// Created by Debdut Karmakar on 5/16/23.
//
import SwiftUI
import CodeEditTextView
struct ContentView: View {
@State var text = "let x = 1.0"
var theme = EditorTheme(
text: NSColor(hex: "#D9D9D9"),
insertionPoint: NSColor(hex: "#D9D9D9"),
invisibles: NSColor(hex: "#424D5B"),
background: NSColor(hex: "#1F1F24"),
lineHighlight: NSColor(hex: "#23252B"),
selection: NSColor(hex: "#515B70"),
keywords: NSColor(hex: "#FF7AB3"),
commands: NSColor(hex: "#67B7A4"),
types: NSColor(hex: "#5DD8FF"),
attributes: NSColor(hex: "#D0A8FF"),
variables: NSColor(hex: "#41A1C0"),
values: NSColor(hex: "#A167E6"),
numbers: NSColor(hex: "#D0BF69"),
strings: NSColor(hex: "#FC6A5D"),
characters: NSColor(hex: "#D0BF69"),
comments: NSColor(hex: "#73A74E")
)
var font = NSFont.monospacedSystemFont(ofSize: 11, weight: .regular)
var tabWidth = 4
var lineHeight = 1.2
var editorOverscroll = 0.3
var wrapLines = true
@State var cursorPosition = (1, 1)
var body: some View {
CodeEditTextView($text, language: .swift, theme: theme, font: NSFont.monospacedSystemFont(ofSize: 11, weight: .regular), tabWidth: tabWidth, lineHeight: lineHeight, wrapLines: wrapLines, cursorPosition: $cursorPosition)
}
}
It doesn't compile and gives the following error:
CodeEditTextView/Sources/CodeEditTextView/Extensions/STTextView+/STTextView+TextInterface.swift:23:39 Cannot convert value of type 'NSTextRange' to expected argument type 'NSRange' (aka '_NSRange')
To Reproduce
- Create a SwiftUI macOS project
- Add this view:
import SwiftUI
import CodeEditTextView
struct ContentView: View {
@State var text = "let x = 1.0"
var theme = EditorTheme(
text: NSColor(hex: "#D9D9D9"),
insertionPoint: NSColor(hex: "#D9D9D9"),
invisibles: NSColor(hex: "#424D5B"),
background: NSColor(hex: "#1F1F24"),
lineHighlight: NSColor(hex: "#23252B"),
selection: NSColor(hex: "#515B70"),
keywords: NSColor(hex: "#FF7AB3"),
commands: NSColor(hex: "#67B7A4"),
types: NSColor(hex: "#5DD8FF"),
attributes: NSColor(hex: "#D0A8FF"),
variables: NSColor(hex: "#41A1C0"),
values: NSColor(hex: "#A167E6"),
numbers: NSColor(hex: "#D0BF69"),
strings: NSColor(hex: "#FC6A5D"),
characters: NSColor(hex: "#D0BF69"),
comments: NSColor(hex: "#73A74E")
)
var font = NSFont.monospacedSystemFont(ofSize: 11, weight: .regular)
var tabWidth = 4
var lineHeight = 1.2
var editorOverscroll = 0.3
var wrapLines = true
@State var cursorPosition = (1, 1)
var body: some View {
CodeEditTextView($text, language: .swift, theme: theme, font: NSFont.monospacedSystemFont(ofSize: 11, weight: .regular), tabWidth: tabWidth, lineHeight: lineHeight, wrapLines: wrapLines, cursorPosition: $cursorPosition)
}
}
- Add
CodeEditTextView
package to the project - Build
Expected Behavior
Should compile and show the desired TextView.
Version Information
CodeEditTextView: [e.g. 0.6.2]
macOS: [e.g. 13.0]
Xcode: [e.g. 14.1]
Additional Context
No response
Screenshots
No response
thecoolwinter commented
Can you include some more information about what version of CodeEditTextView, MacOS version being compiled for, and Xcode version? Also if you can check what version of STTextView is being resolved I can do more to diagnose what's going wrong.
luah5 commented
@thecoolwinter this bug is a known STTextView bug, see the discussion: krzyzanowskim/STTextView#18 it's fixed in the latest release of STTextView tho
thecoolwinter commented
I'm going to close this as stale/needs more info. Feel free to re-open if this is still an issue.