what is geometry reader
Asked on 07/31/2024
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A GeometryReader is a SwiftUI view that provides access to the size and position of its parent view. It allows you to create flexible layouts by dynamically adjusting the size and position of child views based on the available space.
While the provided context does not directly mention GeometryReader, it is a common tool used in SwiftUI for building responsive and adaptive user interfaces, which can be particularly useful in spatial computing applications where the layout might need to adjust based on the user's environment or device orientation.
For more detailed information on building spatial user interfaces, you might find the session Build a spatial drawing app with RealityKit helpful, as it covers building a spatial UI using SwiftUI and advanced hover effects.
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