Where can I see UIBarButtonSystemItem images with the names? I tried search apple developer doc. All images are there but there is no respond title for each one.
Thanks
The images are in the docs, under UIBarButtonSystemItem Constants. The names are beside them.
If you want the actual image, you can use something like iOS Artwork Extractor.
Here is an image containing a list of those bar button items
Hope this helps, good luck!
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When VoiceOver is enabled, iOS can describe images. If the Image Description option is turned on, this will even create a detailed natural language description of the image.
Is there a way to get this description programmatically? My use case is implementing a thumbnail list, where the image describer only has a tiny image to work with, sometimes with overlaid text, which limits its usefulness. I'd like to give it a slightly larger version of the image and get the description directly so I can set up the accessibilityLabel accordingly.
I just can not find this documented or discussed anywhere, however.
If so, it would be part of the Vision Framework, and is not currently available. I do not see a image description model in Apple's Model Zoo either.
A quick search shows many tutorials on the subject.
It was confirmed by an Apple engineer that there is no public API for this as of iOS 14.
In my app, i want users to click a photo, then i want to allow them to edit it for crop/rotate/straighten. Can i use built-in photos app for that? or is there any open-source/api to have similar view controller.
I know it's a possible duplicate of Is there a view controller for image crop and rotate works like iOS 8 photo.app? but i found no answer here as well.Please let me know if it's possible?
Unfortunately, no.
UIImagePickerViewController allowEditing property, when set to YES, provides you a very simple cropping UI, but it doesn't support advanced rotation as iOS Photo app.
So you'll have to make it yourself.
The github projects in the question you linked might be a good starting point for that. (here's another one)
Good luck !
I wrote one in Swift, you can continue to develop based on this: QCropper
I have been looking around and haven't found a good answer for this.
Instagram uses an image browser/picker like . As you can see above the images from the photo gallery are displayed in a grid below and you can directly choose image from there instead of using the default image picker layout.
The Groupme app also does something similar..
Where images are displayed in a horizontal scrollable list and you can just choose from this.
I have been reading up on the image picker and the documentation says that subclassing is not support.
So my question is:
How do you create something like this?
If this is just a custom view that loads the images stored on the device. How do I access those images?
I just need a starting point and what to specifically look for (custom browser/image picker etc).
Thanks in advance.
You use the ALAssetsLibrary APIs, docs here.
Hi I want to create an image gallery where you can slide left and right to see them. I was wondering what is the best way to do this or if there are any existant libraries I can use. I have attached an image of what I want to do.
UICollectionView is the answer for your question ,you can easily manage as many images as you want in the UICollectionView, please refer to the following link :
http://skeuo.com/uicollectionview-custom-layout-tutorial
Hope it will help you.
use iCarousel. They have a demo version of it. check it first before using it
If you are developing for native iOS a page control object is exactly what you are looking for
Is there any tutorials that show how to make a Image display similar to the Album Art diaply in iTunes? Or anything similar. I followed code posted here, but I just cannot seem to get it working in the new XCode. Opening his project works fine, but using it in my own, the UIImageView renders the images beyond it's borders, making them appear over each other.
Any help would be appreciated.
I assume you're talking about CoverFlow?
I wrote a free, very easy to use CoverFlow library. It's modelled on the way that UITableView works, so if you can use that, you can use this. You can get it from here:
https://github.com/nicklockwood/iCarousel