how to use TextKit2
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To use TextKit 2, you can take advantage of its integration with SwiftUI, AppKit, and UIKit. When you use a label or text view in these frameworks, you're already utilizing TextKit 2, which ensures that all scripts render correctly. This is particularly beneficial for multilingual apps, as it allows text in any of the user's preferred languages to render correctly without requiring language-specific code.
For more detailed information on using TextKit 2, you can refer to the session Build multilingual-ready apps, which discusses how TextKit 2 ensures proper text rendering across different languages and scripts.
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