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- Handles a touch event
- Begin the swipe gesture
- Check if a touch point is contained within the view
- Performs an item click event
- This is called when the view is measured
- Called when a measure is being rendered
- Measure the child views
- Initialize the stack view
- Configures the animator with the given number of views
- Override this method if you wish to override the default behavior
- Transform a view within a specific transition
- Called when a ViewSendAccessibilityEvent is received
- Create or reuse a layoutParams for the specified view
- Returns the selected item
- Sets the focusable in a touch mode
- Overrides the default behavior of the adapter to restore the data
- Advances the adapter
- Override this to show only one child views
- Sets the visibility node info
- Set the empty view to show when the adapter is empty
- Gets the position of a list view
- Intercepts the mouse event
- Performs the actual drawing
- Remember the state of the screen
- Get the view at the given position
- Override method for layout layout
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QUESTION
I found solution to get dynamic header height in UITableView by setting
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-19 at 08:56step 1: calculate the height of both UILabel
text in heightForHeaderInSection
method.
step 2: return the max height in heightForHeaderInSection
.
and make sure to set UILabel
's numberOfLines
property to 0.
QUESTION
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-21 at 11:38This is how you can do this with an attributedText
with a dot like character (as already suggested in the comments)
QUESTION
I am trying to put two UIViews inside a horizontal UIStackview. Inside the UIViews are Vertical UIStackviews to space the text (See picture for example). The vertical stackviews in the UIView is working. When I try to add the two UIViews to the horizontal stackview the UIViews are getting overlapped and I cant seem to space them properly. How can I space it like the example. I can't see the problem in the constraints. I tried a lot of different solutions but I cant figure it out.
Declarations
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-07 at 13:08First, you have a very odd constraint line:
QUESTION
I am trying to implement passcode screen, but I am having trouble with alignment, as you can see in this picture.
What I'm trying to do is, have three buttons in each row, so it actually looks like a "keypad". I am not quite sure how could I do this. I thought about making inside of first stack view which is vertical, four others horizontal stack views, but couldn't manage to do it. Any suggestion or help would be appreciated. Thanks :)
Code is below.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-01 at 09:40follow the steps:-
- take a vertical stack view and add three buttons in it (for first line buttons)
- take a vertical stack view and add three buttons in it (for second line buttons)
- take a vertical stack view and add three buttons in it (for third line buttons)
- take a vertical stack view and add three buttons in it (for fourth line buttons)
- take a horizontal stackview and add all these 4 stackviews in it.
QUESTION
Let me explain what I want to achieve. I want to create a slider and horizontal list of buttons inside UIStackView and UIScrollView so that buttons can scroll and then UISlider and UIScrollview will be placed inside vertical UIStackView. But the problem is I can scroll the UISlider but the buttons horizontally seem stuck or overlapped with the UIScrolView horizontal and it was not working I tried everything but not able to fix it. I wanted to do it programmatically. Any Help is really helpful
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-02 at 15:33It's a little difficult, because you didn't show an image of what you want to achieve.
Also, your code is missing you imageWithImage(...)
function, so we can't run it directly to see exactly what you're getting.
However, this may help you on your way...
You are doing many things incorrectly -- mixing explicit frame settings with stack views (which use auto-layout); adding views to the wrong place; setting constraints where you shouldn't be; etc.
Hers is your code to hopefully get close to what you're after. I added comments explaining what should't be there, and commented out your existing code so you can see the differences:
QUESTION
So basically I have an ImageView
and a HorizontalStackView
(the one circled in red) . I am trying to overlay the stackview layout in the TopRight Corner of the picture once the user has clicked on the button. Needless to say that I do not have control over the picture being loaded in ImageView since it is being fetched from the internet. I read on Apple doc that .contentMode will get the result I am looking. Thus, this is my code sample
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-03 at 22:22If I understood what you are trying to achieve, why not have a wrapping UIView contain both the image and stackView as subviews and simply constraint the image to the view's dimensions and the stackview to the top right corner?
So as an example:
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You can use HorizontalStackView like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the HorizontalStackView component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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