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QUESTION
I have two UITableViewControllers
in my project. The first is just a simple tableView
that displays an ordinary array
. The second tableView
is populated by a Struct
I have implemented a UISearcBar
in the first ViewController
without any trouble. I followed this guide Here is the code I use for the searchbar in the first viewController
:
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Oct-10 at 11:33You have to change
QUESTION
I'am trying to implement search functionality in my UITableViewController. So I've added a Search Controller on top of the cell inside UITableView.
I've done this UISearchBarDelegate
with my TableViewController.
Here is my code for filtering search text:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Aug-28 at 08:53You probably mean range(of...
. To use that you have to convert the Int
to String
QUESTION
I am trying to search through an array displayed in a tableview and I am following this tutorial, however when I try to call the reloadData() method, I get Ambiguous reference to member 'tableView(_:didSelectRowAt:)'
Any idea what I'm missing?
Thanks in advance for any tips. Here's my ListController.swift code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jun-06 at 20:43You are missing the @IBOutlet
for your tableView
. So when you reference self.tableView
Swift thinks you are talking about one of the methods that starts with tableView
.
So, get rid of this line in searchBar(_:textDidChange:)
:
QUESTION
In the last update notes for the Swift Playground app for the iPad I saw that the cameras would be accessible through the playgrounds. For testing purpose I've therefore created a playground to access my iPads back camera. As reference I've used those sources:
- https://github.com/codepath/ios_guides/wiki/Creating-a-Custom-Camera-View
- https://github.com/francip/swift-playground-camera/blob/master/Camera.playground/Contents.swift
Here is my code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Oct-11 at 21:06It looks like it works only on iOS 11. I checked your code on iPad with iOS 10.3 and the video preview was empty. The same code was running just fine inside the normal app. On another tablet running iOS 11 the same code was working like a charm.
QUESTION
I've been following this tutorial to create a custom tab bar controller for an iPad app as I would like to implement a vertical tab bar. However, I would like one of the tabs to present a UISplitViewController
, whilst the others just present UIViewControllers
. My questions are:
1) Will this be accepted by the app store? Apple's documentation currently states adding UISplitViews
as child views is not recommended but may be implemented with certain containers. Anyone had any experience with this?
2) Here is an extract from my custom tab bar controller. If secondViewController is presenting the UISplitView, can I leave it as is? I mean, it seems to work find when I run it, but is it acceptable?
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-May-17 at 23:131) I believe Apple is simply recommending against this as potentially bad design, since they refer you to the Human Interface Guidelines. You don't always have to agree with their recommendations and very rarely will your app get rejected for design choices- the only instances off the top of my head would be mimicking the App Store or other core OS functionality.
2) If, as you say, this is working, I don't see any glaring issue.
3) Again if it's working, you may not need to do anything. But here's how Apple sets up their template for a Master-Detail app:
If your splitViewController is set up like this and you want the same functionality as this template, here's how you should be able to get it.
First add this to the very bottom of AppDelegate.swift:
QUESTION
I currently have a Viewcontroller with 2 Container Views. The first is used as the navigation, and scrolls horizontally to show other buttons(like a dock or sliding tabs in material design). The second is the content. How would I control the content being shown in the second Container view through the first? Here's a picture that better illustrates what I am talking about.
*Note I am only trying to update the Purple section of the view. Everything above the navigation container(blue) is static.
I've looked into this tutorial and will update if I figure anything out.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Mar-11 at 20:18I recommend using delegations.
After pressing said button in your "navigation bar", let it tell the controller to change the second container view's content.
UPDATE:
In your navigation add protocol:
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