What did you do?

Changed the device orientation to landscape and back to portrait when the TweeAttributedTextField was in focus (when the keyboard is showing-up).

What happened instead?

The TweeAttributedTextField height is increased by x2 and the placeholder became to the middle of the TweeAttributedTextField.

What did you expect?

The TweeAttributedTextField should stay the same and the placeholder should re-calculate it's position and be above the TweeAttributedTextField.

Environment

• Library version: 1.2.2
• Xcode version: 9.4.1
• Swift version: 4.1.2
• Platform running (iOS version): 11.4

I have a scenario in which I don't have to activate the text field. I have set text in it programatically based on some conditions but now the issue is, this library does not support this thing. When I set text programatically in the text field then placeholder label does not move up. Both text & placeholder text show in the field. It would be a great improvement if you can add this feature in your library.

What did you do?

Updated to Xcode 10 beta 5

What happened instead?

The layout manager crashed on runtime with message 'Unable to activate constraint with anchors' either on viewDidLoad or when the field become editing

What did you expect?

work without crashing

Environment

• Library version: branch: master (should be commit b49c32bc7270167417f32820e7353e9f1fdf65fa )
• Xcode version: 10.0 beta 5
• Swift version: (if applicable, if not remove) 4.0
• Platform running (iOS version): iOS 12 beta 6

Demo Project

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Note: I specify the build to commit 01c233ede811a7bb7e8ba7e3d0b5d83b44e1300d and the crash disappears

What did you do?

I tried to change the font of the placeholder directly but it didn't worked usernameTextField.placeholderLabel.font = UIFont(name: "Avenir-Heavy", size: 12.0) So i decided to create a subclass and override the font variable

class CRWTextField: TweeAttributedTextField {
  open override var font: UIFont? {
    get { return UIFont(name: "Avenir-Heavy", size: 12.0) }
    set { super.font =  UIFont(name: "Avenir-Heavy", size: 12.0) }
  }
}

What happened instead?

The font of the label was changed but now the text is very near the bottom line; as seen in the image:

What did you expect?

ℹ Expected results. Please replace this with what you expected.

Environment

• **Library version:Lastest
• **Xcode version:10.1
• **Swift version: 4.2
• **Platform running (iOS version): iOS 12

Hello. I have a problem with the display of the empty field's placeholder. In two different situations, the size of the text of the placeholder is different.

Example: There are two fields of type TweeAttributedTextField.

1. If I have the field # 1 selected and I manually tap on the field # 2 - the Placeholder font # 1 has the correct dimensions
2. If I have the field # 1 selected and I go to the next field using the becomeFirstResponder method, the # 1 Placeholder font is larger than the specified

The difference is not significant, but noticeable

In the above examples, the fields are always empty

TweeTextField version (1.0.4) Xcode Version 9.2 Swift 4 iOS 11.2.1

What did you do?

ℹ When I use Carthage to install the framework, everything is empty. If I do the same thing with CocoaPods, everything is working as expected.

What happened instead?

ℹ Framework is empty or have nothing open / public to access in.

What did you expect?

ℹ Access to TweeTextField classes as it is with a CocoaPods install.

Environment

• Library version: 1.2.0
• Xcode version: 9.4.1
• Swift version: 4.1
• Platform running (iOS version): Simulator (iOS 11.4)

Hi, thanks for sharing this project. Maybe you could integrate SwiftPackageManager Support in the future? Since Xcode 11 supports it natively in the UI it will may be used more often in the future.

What did you do?

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What happened instead?

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What did you expect?

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Environment

• Library version:
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• Swift version: (if applicable, if not remove)
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Demo Project

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What did you do?

usernameTextField.placeholder = "Username"
usernameTextField.placeholderColor = .systemBlue
usernameTextField.infoTextColor = .systemGray2
usernameTextField.showInfo("Hello World!", animated: true)
usernameTextField.lineWidth = 1.0
usernameTextField.lineColor = .systemGray2

What happened instead?

I cannot find a way to place the placeholder above the text field (like the gif shown on the README file).

What did you expect?

To find an easier way to add the placeholder above the text field ;-)

Environment

• Library version: master
• Xcode version: 11.4
• Swift version: (if applicable, if not remove) Apple Swift version 5.2
• Platform running (iOS version): iOS

Demo Project

See snippet above.

Implementation Details :construction:

When using embedded view, setText will happen on viewWillAppear on parent view controller. Having a placeholder animation will have placeholder animation not being completed once view appeared on screen and will make the overall appearance like having glitch.

I propose to lock placeholder animation only in case textfield is editing otherwise no animation is used to move the placeholder.

This bug is kind of like #8 mentioned, but now it's in case when I set text in interface builder it's fine when I set the text programmically, but it would be good if you can fix this.

What did you do?

set both text and placeholder in interface builder

What happened instead?

Text and placeholder displayed, placeholder didn't move up

What did you expect?

expected placeholder moved up since text is set

Environment

• Library version: 1.2.2
• Xcode version: 10 beta 2
• Swift version: 4.0 (main project is using 4.2 with specified swift_version=4.0 in Podfile post_install area)
• Platform running (iOS version): 12.0 on iPhone 8 simulator

Demo Project

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What did you do?

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Environment

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• Platform running (iOS version):

Demo Project

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For iOS 16 textfield crashing.

ℹ Long press in the textfield

What happened instead?

ℹ Actual results. If any textfield text selected or long pressed textfield giving crash

What did you expect?

ℹ Expected results. If any textfield text selected or long pressed it should't give crash.

Environment

• Library version:
• Xcode version: 14
• Swift version: 5+
• Platform running (iOS 16):

Demo Project

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