Summary
The range-based lineLimit(_:) modifier (e.g., .lineLimit(3...6)) is not yet supported by Skip and produces a build error:
error: This API is not yet available in Skip. Consider placing it within a #if !SKIP block.
.lineLimit(3...6)
^~~~~~~~~
Context
SwiftUI provides an overload of lineLimit that accepts a ClosedRange<Int> parameter, allowing a flexible line count between a minimum and maximum:
TextField("placeholder", text: $text, axis: .vertical)
.lineLimit(3...6)The integer-based .lineLimit(Int) works correctly (e.g., .lineLimit(2), .lineLimit(3)), but the range variant does not.
Expected Behavior
.lineLimit(3...6) should transpile to an equivalent Kotlin/Compose implementation that constrains the text field to show between 3 and 6 lines.
Workaround
Use the integer-based .lineLimit(6) instead, which sets only the maximum.
Environment
- Skip UI: 1.50.3
- Skip: 1.8.2
- Swift: 6.3
Summary
The range-based
lineLimit(_:)modifier (e.g.,.lineLimit(3...6)) is not yet supported by Skip and produces a build error:Context
SwiftUI provides an overload of
lineLimitthat accepts aClosedRange<Int>parameter, allowing a flexible line count between a minimum and maximum:The integer-based
.lineLimit(Int)works correctly (e.g.,.lineLimit(2),.lineLimit(3)), but the range variant does not.Expected Behavior
.lineLimit(3...6)should transpile to an equivalent Kotlin/Compose implementation that constrains the text field to show between 3 and 6 lines.Workaround
Use the integer-based
.lineLimit(6)instead, which sets only the maximum.Environment