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Programming and Scripting => C - C++ => : AllusionOfIllusion January 21, 2013, 02:25:32 AM
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Hey guys, so I wasn't too sure if this could be placed here (if it has to get moved/deleted, I'll do it) but on my way to learning programming better, I've been working on an iOS application (mobile app creation that I maybe could use later haha). Anyway, I've been having some trouble trying to get an UIImage to reveal itself (it's set to hidden (from the storyboard viewer) but after a certain event (an if statement) I would like for it to pop up and be viewable to the user.
Code:
if(isWordComplete) { //this is where I believe code should call the image from a "hidden" state
[myDisplay setHidden:YES];
[myDisplay2 setHidden:YES];
[myDisplay3 setHidden:YES];
[myDisplay4 setHidden:YES];
[myDisplay5 setHidden:YES];
[myDisplay6 setHidden:YES];
[myDisplay7 setHidden:YES];
[self checkNumberofWordsUserCompleteInLevel:isWordComplete];
[self moveToNextWord];
}
I feel like I've tried everything with UIImageView but nothing seems to be working...maybe someone can point me in the right direction. Thanks in advance for any help!
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Maybe if you
[image setHidden:NO]... but I don't know.
Ask StackOverflow.
Maybe try coding in HTML (and use WebKit)?
iStuff??? Kill it!!!! Kill it with fire!!!
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Thanks! I actually looked into it, and you were right. I was apparently having one of those days where you stare at it for hours, then realize you need 2 lines of code and it works haha
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Ideally you'd use some of the core animation stuff to do this btw. Your approach works but its rather unclean and could look better. I suggest looking into core animation and quartz
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Ideally you'd use some of the core animation stuff to do this btw. Your approach works but its rather unclean and could look better. I suggest looking into core animation and quartz
+1
I usually use UIViewAnimationCurveEaseOut to a make view appear / disappear smoothly but you have other options.