UI.View

(part of UI))

Provides the basic object that all other UI widgets inherit from. As such, it's one of the larger objects, since it needs to provide support for display, events, and more.

Notifications

• boundsDidChange -- sent when the bounds change
• frameDidChange -- sent when the frame changes
• backgroundColorDidChange -- sent when the background color changes
• backgroundImageDidChange -- sent when the background image changes
• shadowDidChange -- sent when the shadows change
• borderDidChange -- sent when the border changes
• opacityDidChange -- sent when the opacity changes
• visibilityDidChange -- sent when the visibility of the object changes (via visible )
• viewWillAppear -- sent when the view is about to appear on screen
• viewDidAppear -- sent when the view has appeared on screen
• viewWillDisappear -- sent when the view is about to disappear off screen
• viewDidDisappear -- sent when the view has disappeared off screen
• viewDidInit -- sent when the view has finished initializing
• tapped -- sent when the view is interactive and has received a tap
• touchStarted -- sent when the view is interactive and has received a touchstart event
• touchMoved -- sent when the view is interactive and has received a touchmove event
• touchEnd -- sent when the view is interactive and has received a touchend event

Properties

• subViews
• superView
• bounds
• frame
• backgroundColor
• backgroundImage
• shadows
• border
• visible
• opacity
• useGPU
• useGPUForPositioning
• overflow
• interactive

Methods

• addSubView
• removeSubView
• removeFromSuperView
• calcElement
• init
• initWithFrame
• initWithOptions
• touchStart*
• touchMove*
• touchEnd*

* These aren't actually defined; it is expected that they will be supplied either by a subclass or some other method.

Version

0.3 Introduced; Docs Valid.