Instance Method インスタンスメソッド

accessibilityRotor(_:textRanges:)

Create an Accessibility Rotor with the specified user-visible label and entries for each of the specified ranges. The Rotor will be attached to the current Accessibility element, and each entry will go the specified range of that element.

Declaration 宣言 

func accessibilityRotor(_ label: Text, textRanges: [Range<String.Index>]) -> some View

Parameters パラメータ

label

Localized label identifying this Rotor to the user.

textRanges

An array of ranges that will be used to generate the entries of the Rotor.

Discussion 議論

An Accessibility Rotor is a shortcut for Accessibility users to quickly navigate to specific elements of the user interface, and optionally specific ranges of text within those elements.

In the following example, a Message application adds a Rotor allowing the user to navigate through all the ranges of text containing email addresses.


extension Message {
    // Ranges of special areas in the `content` text. Calculated
    // when `content` is set and then cached so that we don't have
    // to re-compute them.
    var emailAddressRanges: [Range<String.Index>]
}


struct MessageContentView: View {
    TextEditor(.constant(message.content))
        .accessibilityRotor("Email Addresses",
            textRanges: message.emailAddressRanges)
}

See Also 参照

Creating Rotors for Text Ranges

func accessibilityRotor(LocalizedStringKey, textRanges: [Range<String.Index>]) -> some View
Create an Accessibility Rotor with the specified user-visible label and entries for each of the specified ranges. The Rotor will be attached to the current Accessibility element, and each entry will go the specified range of that element.
func accessibilityRotor<L>(L, textRanges: [Range<String.Index>]) -> some View
Create an Accessibility Rotor with the specified user-visible label and entries for each of the specified ranges. The Rotor will be attached to the current Accessibility element, and each entry will go the specified range of that element.