I am implementing popup with word helper (I fetch array of word from
my xml file) when user edit text in UITextField.
I can implement this using UITableView & also using third part
library example
http://code4app.net/ios/SGPopSelectView/54783371e24741234bb03ca0
My Query: IS their any good third party UI pop up library available to do so?
https://github.com/50pixels/FPPopover looks better. The another one http://code4app.net/ios/ZSYPopoverListView/51aae6396803fa3e0f000002 also looks good but not perfect.
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I'm making an iPad app that lets me write swift code into a text box and save it to a document. It doesn't do any compilation or any complicated stuff like that, so I'm just looking for a way to format the code correctly in the text box (ex: code autocomplete, autoindent if possible, and maybe syntax highlighting). In short, I'd like my app's text field and keyboard to look similar to those of Swift Playgrounds.
If Apple's provided the code (or a built-in keyboard option that can do even some of this), I'd appreciate a link to it. Otherwise, how would I go about building a custom keyboard and text field (or at least disable the features like autocomplete that would get in the way)?
Thanks.
As far as I know the only way to do what you describe is to build a Swift Playgrounds app that presents a code editor window. Apple does provide documentation on creating third party iPad Swift playgrounds. I suggest looking it up on Apple's site.
I want to guide the user through my iPhone app on first time use. I'd like to use a 'callout' or 'popover' pointing to what the user can do on each view. E.g. I'd like a callout/popover with text pointing to 'search' button in a UITableviewCell (see image mockup below with yellow box with text). The popover/callout disappears when pressed.
I've considered using this 3rd party popover library or a custom callout library but I'm not sure if these are the right approaches. Is there a recommended approach?
The right way is to use tooltips. There are atleast two third party libraries.
Tourtips, JDTooltips
I am looking for a Book like view for a iOS native application. More like this
So you can see the verses follow one after the other rather than in a cell view. Also I would like to want to select a particular verse if required by tapping on the verse.
What view can I use other HTML Webview?
WebView is probably your easiest option, but you could also check out DTCoreText.
What most people mean by autocomplete is that the app has a textview/searchbar/whatever which accepts user input. Attached to this component is a tableview which keeps updating based on the user input. This is a well researched topic and is now relatively easy to implement thanks to the UISearchDisplay controller.
Now here is what I want. When the user is typing in some text in the UISearchBar, there will be no searchdisplaycontroller. Instead, I want the app to do something like Google Instant on desktops. That is, if I type "Goog", the searchbar should show Goog*le. So the suggestion "le" should be in a lighter font than the rest of the user input string Google. So I don't want an auto-suggest feature, I want an autocomplete feature.
Any ideas on how I can do this?
Thanks!
Alternatively, you can use this UITextField subclass (inspired by DOAutocompleteTextField):
https://github.com/hoteltonight/HTAutocompleteTextField
It's got a few more features and is actively developed. The example shows you how to use an array as the data source for the autosuggest text.
I haven't tried it but here's a control that appears to do what you're asking for:
http://cocoacontrols.com/platforms/ios/controls/doautocompletetextfield
I'm looking for ways to implement text selection over a parsed PDF in iOS. I already have the positions of all the glyphs by using the Quartz PDF parsing functions, but I don't know of a good way to implement the selection of the text without writing the selection logic and view from scratch (And display it either in the view displaying the pdf or in some transparent overlay view).
The experience should be similar to selecting text in a UITextField or UIWebView (for example).
Existing 3rd party solutions which I could integrate would be best.
Found the Omni framework, which implements a similar selection.