Im using the new SwiftUI. I have a UserUpdate
class which is a Bindable Object
and I want to modify these variables and automatically Update the UI. >
If I'm not wrong, you should inject the UserUpdate
instance in your ContentView
, probably in the SceneDelegate
, using ContentView().environmentObject(UserUpdate())
.
In that case, you have 2 different instance of the UserUpdate
class, the first one created in the SceneDelegate
, and the second created in the TestBind
class.
The problem is that you have one instance that is bond to view (and will trigger view reload on update), and the one that you actually modify (in TestBind
class) which is totally unrelated to the view.
You should find a way to use the same instance in the view and in the TestBind
class (for example by using ContentView().environmentObject(TestBind.instance.userUpdate)