Using Storyboard References as objects
Using Storyboard References as objects
- Subject: Using Storyboard References as objects
- From: Rick Aurbach <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 4 Oct 2017 15:09:58 -0400
- Acceptlanguage: en-US
- Thread-topic: Using Storyboard References as objects
I would like to build an object similar to a IB "Container View", but which
stores a list of contained views (view controllers) and can transition from one
to another. The standard IB approach is to use a container view to embed a
single external object. I would like to embed first one external object, then
another, etc., based on some user interaction. In a way, this could be
something like a UITabController, but which only involved a region of another
view.
Ideally, the view would contain an outlet collection which would store its
associated sub-controllers. And it would be really nice if I could connect
EITHER a scene from the current storyboard OR a storyboard reference. (Again,
similarly to what a UITabController can do.)
To do that, I think I need to know what a storyboard reference really is and
how to access it. (So far, if there is any information about this on the web I
haven't been able to find it.)
Does anyone have any clues or pointers that I can use without causing my app to
be rejected by the AppStore? (And yes, I know I can just try it and see what I
get, but I thought I'd ask you folks before I did that.)
Rick Aurbach
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