This demo is about serializing and deserializing strings that contain text and adaptive image glyphs, so you can store them on disk and retrieve them elsewhere in your app.
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CustomContentView
CustomContentView is a version of ContentView that uses CustomTextView (see Side Note below) instead of TextEditor. It works entirely with NSAttributedString, so its onChange code doesn’t convert to and from NSAttributedString:
CustomTextView is a UIViewRepresentable struct that wraps a UITextView so you can use it as a SwiftUI view. Just like a SwiftUI TextField, it has a binding to the text it displays, which the user can change. For this lesson, text is an NSAttributedString, which can include Genmoji.
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