struct · iOS 26.0+ · SDK 27.1
struct AlignmentStrategyThe way SwiftUI infers the appropriate text alignment if no value is explicitly provided. - Note: ``Text`` tightly wraps its content, so text alignment only affects how lines are positioned relative to each other. The text as a whole needs to be positioned at the view level using ``Alignment``.
static get layoutBased(): Text_AlignmentStrategystatic let layoutBased: Text.AlignmentStrategyThe alignment following the environment setting. This alignment follows the ``EnvironmentValues/multilineTextAlignment`` in the view hierarchy.
static get writingDirectionBased(): Text_AlignmentStrategystatic let writingDirectionBased: Text.AlignmentStrategyThe alignment following the writing direction of the same paragraph. When ``EnvironmentValues/multilineTextAlignment`` is ``TextAlignment/leading``, alignment follows the writing direction. If the value is ``TextAlignment/trailing`` alignment is the opposite of the writing direction and finally, a ``TextAlignment/center`` value always results in centered alignment.
static get default(): Text_AlignmentStrategystatic let `default`: Text.AlignmentStrategyThe default strategy based on the context it is used in. The default strategy for ``Text`` is ``layoutBased``. UI components that accept user input, such as ``TextEditor`` and ``TextField``, default to ``writingDirectionBased``.
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