struct · iOS 18.0+ · SDK 27.1
struct MaterialActiveAppearanceThe behavior for how materials appear active and inactive. On macOS, materials have active and inactive appearances that can reinforce the active appearance of the window they are in: - Materials used as a `window` container background and `bar` materials will appear inactive when their containing window is inactive. - All other materials will always appear active by default. An explicit active appearance can be set to override a material's default behavior. For example, materials used as the `window` container background can be made to always appear active by setting the active appearance behavior to be always active: Text("Hello, World!") .containerBackground( Material.regular.materialActiveAppearance(.active), for: .window)
static get matchWindow(): MaterialActiveAppearancestatic let matchWindow: MaterialActiveAppearanceMaterials will have an active or inactive appearance based on the active appearance of their window. On non-macOS platforms, materials will always appear as active.
static get active(): MaterialActiveAppearancestatic let active: MaterialActiveAppearanceMaterials will always appear active.
static get automatic(): MaterialActiveAppearancestatic let automatic: MaterialActiveAppearanceMaterials will automatically appear active or inactive based on context and platform convention. Examples of automatic behavior on macOS: - Materials used as a `window` container background will appear inactive when the containing window is inactive. - `Material.bar` materials will appear inactive when the containing window is inactive. - All other materials will appear as active. Materials always appear as active on all other platforms.
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