how to embed UITableView into UIStackView?
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To embed a UITableView
into a UIStackView
, you can use the interoperability features between UIKit and SwiftUI. Specifically, you can create a UIViewRepresentable
to wrap the UITableView
and then use it within a SwiftUI view hierarchy, which can include a UIStackView
. This approach allows you to integrate UIKit components into SwiftUI seamlessly.
For more detailed guidance on integrating UIKit views into SwiftUI, you can refer to the session SwiftUI essentials at the timestamp 21:25, which discusses the interoperability between SwiftUI and UIKit.
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