Ralf Ebert

Following two very experimental code examples for achieving something like this. First, the following script iterates all mails via the xapian index and if a mail is in SOURCE_INBOX but...

Also having this issue, CoreGraphics seems to render non-deterministic when it comes to anti aliasing, at least I get pixel values off +/- 1 or 2 with the exact same...

The quickest way seems to be just to compare the bytes manually: ``` let d1 = referenceImageContext.data! let d2 = imageContext.data! for i in 0.. tolerance { throw CompareError.notEquals }...

Hmm, I see the point. The context for this was that I added a few more image asserts to a test and I wanted to record just these images without...

I have a method that generates a cgPath and I want to test it by drawing it using the UIGraphicsImageRenderer in specific configurations. And comparing images might be useful outside...

This needs a bit more work, it doesn't seem to capture Retina images. Also I added some code to capture SpriteKit views in the hierarchy via a workaround: it adds...

I found that all these cases can be handled easily by using the UIView snapshotView method. It returns a "image" view which can be drawn using drawHierarchy and always shows...

Ahh, big relevation: drawHierarchy works fine! But currently, Snap renders the layer of the view on top of the view in UIView+Render: ```` drawHierarchy(in: bounds, afterScreenUpdates: true) layer.render(in: context) //

Ah, drawHierarchy only works when a UIWindow is present, thats why layer.render is there as well. But I think rendering twice, once using drawHierarchy, then on top of it as...

Having the same problem - the permission error is currently unhandled: https://github.com/twostraws/CodeScanner/blob/main/Sources/CodeScanner/CodeScanner.swift#L172