What's New in uikit, uilabel text color
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In the session titled "What’s new in UIKit" at WWDC 2024, there are several enhancements related to text handling, including new features for text highlighting. The session discusses the introduction of a new text highlight feature that allows you to apply a textHighlightStyle for the range of text to be highlighted and a textHighlightColorScheme for the color used to render the highlight. There are five predefined color schemes in addition to the default, which uses the tint color.
For more details on text improvements in UIKit, you can refer to the What’s new in UIKit (16:14) session.
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