Brian

I figured out my error. For anyone else, this step: >Add product MyAppHelp.help to app target (via File Inspector) implies you need to set the target for the MyAppHelp as...

Also tried the following, which crashes: let section2 = FormSectionDescriptor(headerTitle: "Description", footerTitle: nil) let row3 = FormRowDescriptor(tag: Static.textView, type: .multilineText, title: "") row3.configuration.cell.appearance = ["textField.placeholder" : "Touring Category" as AnyObject]...

Thorsten, thank you kindly for your response.

Likewise, would like to present a slider control. The following has no affect, i.e. the default position is to the far left, or 0: row.configuration.stepper.maximumValue = 1000000.0 row.configuration.stepper.minimumValue = 100.0...

Disregard. This can be accomplished similarly, e.g. row.configuration.stepper.maximumValue = 1000000.0 row.configuration.stepper.minimumValue = 100.0 row.configuration.stepper.steps = 2.0 row.configuration.cell.appearance["sliderView.value"] = 200000 as AnyObject

I was able to successfully download, compile for iOS 12.2, and run using the example. Though, when turning the phone landscape, the gauge draws as per below. I remove the...

disregard. I believe I have a solution. I reduced the overall size of the gauge to 200x200, then change the valueFont size in ViewController to 40*ratio per below gaugeView.valueFont =...

Frank, Make certain to place the following import statement in your file: import SwiftyImage

There appears integration issues via Podfile You can try as follows. [1] First Create a new tvOS project in Xcode Version 10.1 (10B61) File->New->Project->select tvOS, then Single View App. Use...

>If you decide to try it, I’d definitely be interested in knowing if it works. Ok, to close out. It does not currently work using CocoaPods.