ios - Subclassing UIView and adding a property -


I've tried UIView subclassing. Because I want an enum in my UIView so I can check whether UIView has to tap into my game twice. But I do not have much experience with subclassing and it is not working

  • Make subclasses
  • Build assets within a custom subclass
  • Change sub-squares from UIView in the storyboard
  • Change all UIView announcements from my game class in the subclassic declaration

Code:

  #import & lt; UIKit / UIKit.h & gt; Type-FED NSNUm (NSITF, VISU SATAT) {ENNYMALAPEP, EUNDUBEBELTAP}; @ Interface bannerview: UIView @property (nonatomic, assign) viewStaat staatVanDeView; @end  

and declare a property in the INIT from the UIVVI.

  @setuphesize staatVanDeView; - (id) initWithFrame: (CGRect) frame {self = [super initWithFrame: frame]; If (self) {staatVanDeView = ENUMDubbelTap; NSLog (@ "Set"); } Healthy return; }  

The log is not being called, so I do not know what is wrong. The integer 0 stays at all times from staatVanDeView .

method -weitframe: from the storyboard not called when installing a scene Will go Use the -initWithCoder: instead:

  - (id) initWithCoder: (NSCoder *) aDecoder {self = [super initWithCoder: aDecoder]; If (self) {staatVanDeView = ENUMDubbelTap; } Healthy return; }  

and you will not need a line

  @ synthesis Statvenview;  

Because the properties for gates and the sets are automatically created in recent iOS versions.


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