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How can I disable animations on fullScreenCover ? I want the view to show up directly, not have it slide in from the bottom.
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Edit: it seems the question got closed because of lack of "debugging details". Seriously?
The above call defaults to a slide in animation, I just want to know how to do it without animations. No idea what "debugging details" are required here ...
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I am trying to achieve the following design in my app:
As you can see, the tabbar has a raised center button. However, this is not the only thing as there should be a real hole in the tabbar so that it is transparent there.
How can I create such a hole inside a tabbar? And then put a raised, round button in that hole?
I would gladly appreciate any help regarding my question.
Check this out. No hassle for you.
https://medium.com/#philipp307/draw-a-custom-ios-tabbar-shape-27d298a7f4fa
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I have a "view" that includes a "scroll view"
I also have a "Xib" file that i want to load in that "scroll view"
How should i do this?
Any idea what I am doing wrong?
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I paste this code in Xcode, in the ViewController file. But in the Main.StoryBoard, it is empty. I changed the IOS's version but it's not working.
Can someone can explain me why
https://github.com/loldi/iOS/commit/250156689e648b4642d47f91366d57ac4792d79e
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O68O7yUK_9c
You need to add elements in to your view controller in storyBoard manually and connect its outlet and actions.
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Is it a good practice to override the UINavigationController back button behavior.
What does apple say about that. Can some will give some apple developer link about this.what does apple say about that?
Overriding a UINavigationController's back button is not a good approach until it is very necessary. Also if it was not meant to be done, Apple would not have provided with such an option. So, if its necessary there is nothing wrong in overriding a navigation controller's back button but if there is any other option that must be preferred.
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I've been looking around the internet for ages now and I can't seem to find my answer anywhere! Basically, I want to create a full screen camera interface similar to SnapChat. I don't want the bottom toolbar as I want to be creating my own "Snap" buttons.
I found a few things but the references are like five years old now.
I found the answer to my question - most answers of the internet pointed me to using UIImagePickerController - instead I used AVFoundation. Found a great little tutorial here:
https://www.invasivecode.com/weblog/a-very-cool-custom-video-camera-with/