MessageViewController | A SlackTextViewController replacement written in Swift for the iPhone X | iOS library
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A SlackTextViewController replacement written in Swift for the iPhone X.
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QUESTION
Can't quite understand why this isn't working.
I have:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-12 at 18:46ListenerRegistration
is part of the FirebaseFirestore
package. You will need to:
QUESTION
I'm using the message Kit. In a chatDashbaord extension I've boolean condition like if the isnewConversation contain true then call the function insertConversation2 and if isnewConversation contain false then call the function sendMessag.But I've checked using the break points the code is not going to isNewconversation block and I don't know why it's happening.When I'm not using the boolean statement the code working file and append the data into an array please check the code thanks.
MessageViewController:
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Answered 2021-Sep-28 at 21:12Your sendMessage
has return without
calling completion
here
QUESTION
I'm building a little math game app for two players, for my daughter and friends (but I'm planing to also allow singleplayer later on). For now it's for 2 players and both sit on opposite sides of the iPhone. Each player has the same buttons, same questions to answer. They push a button (of a self build numpad), the vc gets the touch event, it verifies the answer and based on the result a scoreView gets animated and scoreCounters are updated.
The game logic for a side is kind of done. And now I'd like to reuse that logic for one view, and use it twice (same numpad and textfields but on opposite side) But I can't find a away to have such a reusable view with a vc working. I thought I could build the view in a xib connect everything to it's view controller and then reuse that view/vc couple in my storyboard the way I want. But it fails.
I have the following setup at the moment (note: I'm using basic views here and vcs like in this tutorial for now, it's for testing, if all works I will replace the view and vc with the real, bit more complex logic/views):
The relevant files in my "test" setup:
- MessageView.xib
- MessageView.swift
- MessageViewController.swift
- RootController.swift
- Main.storyboard
The MessageView.xib has just one label connected as an outlet in the MessageView class, but I'd love to have outlets to labels and buttons in my view controller. The MessageViewController has an outlet to messageView (I'd prefer outlets to views and actions and have the view be the direct view controllers view and have the vc handle all the actions and logic).
In my storyboard I have my RootViewController (will be gameFieldViewController). The RootViewController has a stackView with two containers. Each container VC is of type MessageViewController (will be the calcViewController). The view of that container VC has a subview of type MessageViewWrapper (will be calcView).
My problem now is that in the messageView xib I would like to connect all actions (there's only a label in that example, but it will be my calculator pad with buttons) to my MessageViewController. So that the vc can handle all the logic. But I can only connect the MessageView to the MessageViewController and so I would need to catch all actions in the view and then delegate everything to the MessageViewController I guess, which I'd do if there's no other way, but I still got hope that I just know swift+xcode to little.
I would prefer to have a MessageViewController.xib that does everything like normally build in main.storyboard and then I would like to be able to reuse that controller as often as I want, like in the stackView with multiple containers, each having it's own instance of that vc but it seems to me like as if I could only reuse views, not viewcontroller+view couples.
Question: Is that possible ? How ? How to setup ?I tried to set the files owner of the MessageView.xib to be MessageViewController as well as the class of the container view in the Main.storyboard to be MessageViewController to then connect the label directly to the ViewController and modify the text from within the VC but it fails, which I guess is no surprise, but it was the only thing I could think of.
Here's some code:
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Answered 2020-Aug-04 at 13:09You can achieve this in a singlestory board via two container views & one view controller. Both container views can have embed segue pointing to the same view controller. I mean, same view controller in the storyboard, but two different instances at runtime.
Open your storyboard:
- Delete the 2nd view controller
- Drag the 2nd container view (right mouse button) over the top view controller (the one with label)
- Select Embed
- Set identifier of a new segue
You should end up with something like this:
Here's the code demonstrating how to work with it:
QUESTION
So I am trying to do something which I believe may be pretty simple but I cannot figure it out. I am currently using the Material Design Bottom Nav Bar IOS Swift module and I am trying to add a way to switch to a new view whenever one of my tab buttons are pressed. Can anyone help me with this? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
So for clarity, when the Home button is pressed I would like the button to call the HomeViewController, when the messaging button is pressed I would like the message button to call the MessageViewController
here is my code so far.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-27 at 06:48You need to conform your MyController
to the MDCBottomNavigationBarDelegate
protocol, which provides you with the following methods:
QUESTION
How to achieve what the following Objective-C code achieves with SwiftUI? I haven't been able to get a firm grasp on the ideas presented.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-25 at 12:00As there is no provided related code, so in pseudo-code it would look like the following
QUESTION
how can I add admob banner to messageviewcontroller of messagekit?
I have tried. The ad is loaded but it not visible.
I would like to add the banner to the top of view.
Please help.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-18 at 02:08You need to call super.viewDidLoad()
before you add any subviews (I'm not seeing if you even call it at all but it might be in the ...
at the end). MessageKit uses viewDidLoad
to add the MessagesCollectionView into the view hierarchy and so if you call super
after, then your banner view will be underneath the MessagesCollectionView. In this case since you're instantiating a MessagesCollectionView with a custom layout you'll want to call super
after instantiating that view but before adding any subviews like this:
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