PPRevealSideViewControllerDelegate Protocol Reference
| Conforms to | NSObject |
| Declared in | PPRevealSideViewController.h |
Tasks
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– pprevealSideViewController:didChangeCenterController:Called when the center controller has changed
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– pprevealSideViewController:willPushController:Called when a controller will be pushed
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– pprevealSideViewController:didPushController:Called when a controller has been pushed
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– pprevealSideViewController:willPopToController:Called when a controller will be poped
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– pprevealSideViewController:didPopToController:Called when a controller has been poped
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– pprevealSideViewController:shouldDeactivateGesture:forView:Called when a gesture will start. Typically, if you would use a class like the UISlider (handled by default in the class), you don’t want to activate the pan gesture on the slider since it will not be functional.
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– pprevealSideViewController:directionsAllowedForPanningOnView:Called when a gesture will start
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– controllerForGesturesOnPPRevealSideViewController:Implement this method if you have for example a container as the rootViewController (like UITabBarController). If you do not implement this method, the gestures are added to the RootViewController (the center view controller)
Instance Methods
controllerForGesturesOnPPRevealSideViewController:
Implement this method if you have for example a container as the rootViewController (like UITabBarController). If you do not implement this method, the gestures are added to the RootViewController (the center view controller)
- (UIViewController *)controllerForGesturesOnPPRevealSideViewController:(PPRevealSideViewController *)controllerParameters
- controller
The reveal side view controller
Return Value
the controller in which we will add gestures
Declared In
PPRevealSideViewController.hpprevealSideViewController:didChangeCenterController:
Called when the center controller has changed
- (void)pprevealSideViewController:(PPRevealSideViewController *)controller didChangeCenterController:(UIViewController *)newCenterControllerParameters
- controller
The reveal side view controller
- newCenterController
The new center controller
Declared In
PPRevealSideViewController.hpprevealSideViewController:didPopToController:
Called when a controller has been poped
- (void)pprevealSideViewController:(PPRevealSideViewController *)controller didPopToController:(UIViewController *)centerControllerParameters
- controller
The reveal side view controller
- centerController
The center controller poped
Declared In
PPRevealSideViewController.hpprevealSideViewController:didPushController:
Called when a controller has been pushed
- (void)pprevealSideViewController:(PPRevealSideViewController *)controller didPushController:(UIViewController *)pushedControllerParameters
- controller
The reveal side view controller
- pushedController
The controller pushed
Declared In
PPRevealSideViewController.hpprevealSideViewController:directionsAllowedForPanningOnView:
Called when a gesture will start
- (PPRevealSideDirection)pprevealSideViewController:(PPRevealSideViewController *)controller directionsAllowedForPanningOnView:(UIView *)viewParameters
- controller
The reveal side view controller
- view
The view
Return Value
Return directions allowed for panning
Discussion
You could need to deactivate gesture for specific direction on a web view for example. If your web view fits the screen on width, then you probably want to deactivate gestures on top and bottom. In this case, you can do
- (PPRevealSideDirection)pprevealSideViewController:(PPRevealSideViewController*)controller directionsAllowedForPanningOnView:(UIView*)view {
if ([view isKindOfClass:NSClassFromString(@"UIWebBrowserView")]) return PPRevealSideDirectionLeft | PPRevealSideDirectionRight;
return PPRevealSideDirectionLeft | PPRevealSideDirectionRight | PPRevealSideDirectionTop | PPRevealSideDirectionBottom;
}
Declared In
PPRevealSideViewController.hpprevealSideViewController:shouldDeactivateGesture:forView:
Called when a gesture will start. Typically, if you would use a class like the UISlider (handled by default in the class), you don’t want to activate the pan gesture on the slider since it will not be functional.
- (BOOL)pprevealSideViewController:(PPRevealSideViewController *)controller shouldDeactivateGesture:(UIGestureRecognizer *)gesture forView:(UIView *)viewParameters
- controller
The reveal side view controller
- gesture
The gesture which triggered the event
- view
The view
Return Value
Return YES or NO for the view you want to deactivate gesture. Please return NO by default.
Declared In
PPRevealSideViewController.hpprevealSideViewController:willPopToController:
Called when a controller will be poped
- (void)pprevealSideViewController:(PPRevealSideViewController *)controller willPopToController:(UIViewController *)centerControllerParameters
- controller
The reveal side view controller
- centerController
The center controller poped
Declared In
PPRevealSideViewController.hpprevealSideViewController:willPushController:
Called when a controller will be pushed
- (void)pprevealSideViewController:(PPRevealSideViewController *)controller willPushController:(UIViewController *)pushedControllerParameters
- controller
The reveal side view controller
- pushedController
The controller pushed
Declared In
PPRevealSideViewController.h