Adding passesTouchesThrough to SwiftUI VariableBlur#20
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Thanks for the PR Axel! Yeah, my original idea for this UI component was it was always an accessory view to another UI component, so there should never be a use-case where this view itself is interactive. If you've got a use-case, that's fine with me. I'll cut another release version soon! |
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Hey @TimOliver, Any visibility on the next release with my merged PR please? Thanks,
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Hello,
This PR introduces a configuration option to control whether touch events pass through the blur view in SwiftUI. Cf my issue #19.
Surprisingly, setting
.allowsHitTesting(true)on the SwiftUI View was not working, so I added this configuration.By default, touch pass-through remains enabled, preserving the previous behavior and ensuring backward compatibility.
Feel free to change the name of the variable and modifier if something better comes to your mind. I didn't want to use the SwiftUI
allowsHitTestingbecause the semantics were not correct in my opinion.Thank you!
Regards,
Axel