I'd like to change the corner radius and arrow shape (more pointed that curved like in iOS 7). Is this possible?
So the way I solved this was to create a custom popover image using GIKPopoverBackgroundView. It's a really nice drop in class that takes care of the image stretching etc for you. I just edited the supplied PSD and went from there.
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I really like this UI element in Apple's Measure app. How would I go about drawing something that looks like that?
It shouldn't be an image because I would like it to scale according to the text intrinsic size.
3 options
1- UIPopoverPresentationController
2- UIMenuController
3- Usual UIView and the arrow is drawn by QuadCurve
I'm struggling with a problem:
I did create an UIView with subviews inside to make my own UIToolBar.
I added a UIView which acts like a delimiter line on top of it.
Then I decided to make one of the subviews rounded on center. But I need to find a way to "curve" the delimiter UIView.
Actually I have:
I want:
Is there anyway to fullfill my goal programmaticaly in swift ?
I thought about importing an UIImageView and make the images according to the differents iPhone size but is there any other solution ?
I solved a similar problem by sandwiching a dark gray circle image behind the toolbar, and a light gray circle image in front of the toolbar but behind the button. It's a hack but it works perfectly if you match the colors, and it's easier than doing path drawing.
I'm trying to reach a controller that looks similar to this:
Notice the customize size of the capture screen, and the white border around it.
I know, it's impossible to change the background color of UIImagePickerViewController, so im trying to implement an overlayView to go above it.
The main issue is that i need to make a mask view that will show the camera in the middle of the overlay view, and so far i came up short.
Any ideas on how to implement this? How can i easily make a mask view that cuts a "hole" in the overlay view to see the camera underneath it?
Thanks!
I would suggest creating your custom camera. It will let you put all sorts of overlays etc. Check out AVCaptureSession There is also a bunch of tutorials online describing how to do it very easily. First result from Google search: https://dannygtech.wordpress.com/2014/03/04/custom-camera-on-ios-avcapturesession-avcapturevideopreviewlayer-tutorial/
Cell in iOS6 has rounded corners, while in iOS7 is a rectangle.
I have been working for more than a year, but the problem has been bothering me, if you can help me, I would be very grateful！
This is the new style, this is how it looks in iOS7+. If you wish to change this, you need to create custom cells that have UIViews inside them that you can modify.
You will need to add spacing on the left / right and will need to manually round the corners of the first / last cells.
However, as I mentioned, this is the new style. You should try find a way to make the new style work in your app rather than forcing it to look like the old iOS
How can I draw a little triangle above the selected item in a UISegmentedControl? Does anyone know an open-source than extends it?
(if not - pointers of how to do it)
Design should look like (this is in the bottom of the screen)
I don't believe there's a native way to do that. You can either find a library that allows for it, but you can do it yourself fairly easily, which I recommend.
I can think of a few out of the box ways to approach it, here at the two I think worth mentioning off the bat:
1) Use UISegmentedControl with images. Make the segmented controller have a height that includes the triangle, and have an image for selected and normal states that shows what you want. The Normal states would have a rectangle of transparency on top, as wide as the entire image and as tall as the triangle. The selected image would include the triangle. Both images should end up the same width and height.
2) Subclass UISegmentedControl and do some custom drawing in drawRect:. You could draw the triangle outside (above) the bounds of the segmented controller, make sure to set the segmented controller's clipToBounds property to NO, as well as its layer's masksToBounds property.
If you'd like more help, or some other suggestions, just ask.