Swift source code to accompany the article on SwiftUI on macOS: text, rich text, markdown, html and PDF views.
Trying to display formatted text in plain text, markdown, rich text, HTML, and PDF using SwiftUI and in AppKit/WebKit views within SwiftUI.
Swift/SwiftUI source code to accompany article on adding a PDF Help file to a SwiftUI app for macOS.
An explanation of how to implement the Help command, and how to use that to display a PDF document in a SwiftUI View.
Searching the text content of PDF documents often doesn’t work well, sometimes not at all. And recovering what you can see is text can also fail miserably.
Does macOS use Live Text to extract and index recognisable text in images? Is that a good or bad thing if it did? What about PDFs?
Why are some file metadata embedded in their main data, and others stored separately as extended attributes? How can I tell them apart?
Second beta adds support for all metadata keys, has an extensive Help book, and saves results in a text file. Discover the keywords you can search for.
Automated image analysis and other tools store keywords in many different types of files. To search effectively for keywords, though, you need to know which terms have been used.
For the last 39 years, PostScript has been at the heart of the Mac, bringing desktop publishing, fonts, and the LaserWriter and other printers. It has been removed from Sonoma.
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