Titlebook: Beginning iPhone Development with Swift; Exploring the iOS SD David Mark,Jack Nutting,Jeff LaMarche Book 20141st edition Apress 2014

theta-waves

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-40007-1spend a whole chapter doing stuff you already sort of know how to do, so we’re going to use those five content views to demonstrate a type of iOS control that we have not yet covered. The control is called a ., or just a ..

单挑

China in der Welt aus deutscher Perspektiveand iPod touch apps work this way, including some of Apple’s own apps. One typical example is Mail, which lets you drill down through mail accounts and folders until you finally make your way to a message. Technically, this approach can work on the iPad as well, but it leads to a user interaction problem.

他去就结束

Chunchun Hu,Odila Triebel,Thomas Zimmer iOS devices have a dedicated application called Settings, which you no doubt have played with any number of times. In this chapter, we’ll show you how to add settings for your application to the Settings application and how to access those settings from within your application.

啪心儿跳动

啪心儿跳动

债务

持续

Using Split Views and Popovers,and iPod touch apps work this way, including some of Apple’s own apps. One typical example is Mail, which lets you drill down through mail accounts and folders until you finally make your way to a message. Technically, this approach can work on the iPad as well, but it leads to a user interaction problem.

悄悄移动

circuit

损坏

Grand Central Dispatch, Background Processing, and You, This approach is called ., and we’ll get you started using it in this chapter. We’ll also dig into the multitasking capabilities of iOS, showing you how to adjust your applications to play nicely in this new world and work even better than before.