Added lots of new features

[DjinnGA]

set default Table View style to plain if not specified

View:

• void setAlpha(float alpha)
• void animateNow(int x, int y, int width, int height, float duration, float delay, String animType)

Button:

• void setTextAlignment(string alignment)

Label:
Transparent BG by default

• void setTextAlign(string align)

TextField2:

• void hideKeyboard()
• void setReturnKeyType(string type)
• void setBorderStyle(string style)
• void setKeyboardType(string type)
• void setClearButton(string type)
• void setKeyboardAppearance(string style)
• void setTextAlign(string align)

PickerView:

• void showSelectionIndicator(BOOL show)

TableView:

• void removeRow(int rowNum, int sectNum, string animStyle)
• void setAccessoryType(string accessoryType)
• void deselectRow(int rowNum, int sectNum, BOOL anim)

[carolight]

Hi, Giles - I'm just having a first look at your merge files - your setTextAlignment has NSTextAlignmentLeft etc - should that be UITextAlignmentLeft etc? I'm wondering why you chose NS....

Caroline

On 21/10/2012, at 11:59 AM, Giles Allensby wrote:

set default Table View style to plain if not specified

View:

void setAlpha(float alpha)
void animateNow(int x, int y, int width, int height, float duration, float delay, String animType)
Button:

void setTextAlignment(string alignment)
Label:
Transparent BG by default

void setTextAlign(string align)
TextField2:

void hideKeyboard()
void setReturnKeyType(string type)
void setBorderStyle(string style)
void setKeyboardType(string type)
void setClearButton(string type)
void setKeyboardAppearance(string style)
void setTextAlign(string align)
PickerView:

void showSelectionIndicator(BOOL show)
TableView:

void removeRow(int rowNum, int sectNum, string animStyle)
void setAccessoryType(string accessoryType)
void deselectRow(int rowNum, int sectNum, BOOL anim)
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Commit Summary

Anims, Alpha, More
Default table view style
Updated Readme
changed date on readme
File Changes

M Plugin/uikit.mm (584)
M README (47)
A TableView Example/.tmp/UIKitTableView.md5 (0)
Patch Links

https://github.com/carolight/MHUIKit/pull/4.patch
https://github.com/carolight/MHUIKit/pull/4.diff
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[DjinnGA]

Hi

I know it looks odd because NS is normally for Mac OS applications I myself found this odd at the time but Apples UITextField documentation found here:
http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#documentation/uikit/reference/UITextField_Class/Reference/UITextField.html

states to use @Property(nonatomic) NSTextAlignment textAlignment

This is the same for UILabel found here:
http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#documentation/UIKit/Reference/UILabel_Class/Reference/UILabel.html

Regards,
Giles

[carolight]

That's the property declaration though, not the value.

I can't get it to compile unless I change them to UI... - is that OK with you if I do? Or how did you get your uikit.mm to compile?

Caroline

On 22/10/2012, at 12:21 PM, Giles Allensby wrote:

Hi

I know it looks odd because NS is normally for Mac OS applications I myself found this odd at the time but Apples UITextField documentation found here:
http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#documentation/uikit/reference/UITextField_Class/Reference/UITextField.html

states to use @Property(nonatomic) NSTextAlignment textAlignment

This is the same for UILabel found here:
http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#documentation/UIKit/Reference/UILabel_Class/Reference/UILabel.html

Regards,
Giles

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[DjinnGA]

Mine has no issues compiling as I have used it in one of my applications to set the alignment to centre.
I used NS because that is the way the documentation says to do it and there are more options for NS than there are for UI.
I do not see how the use of NS could cause a problem if it is how the documentation for NSText field states to do it.
What is the error you are receiving when trying to compile?

Giles

[carolight]

I wonder how yours compiles then, and mine doesn't.

This is a screen capture of the error - you can see that where I have fixed it, there is no error.

On 22/10/2012, at 1:15 PM, Giles Allensby wrote:

Mine has no issues compiling as I have used it in one of my applications to set the alignment to centre.
I used NS because that is the way the documentation says to do it and there are more options for NS than there are for UI.
I do not see how the use of NS could cause a problem if it is how the documentation for NSText field states to do it.
What is the error you are receiving when trying to compile?

Giles

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[carolight]

Are you compiling for iOS 6.0?

On 22/10/2012, at 1:15 PM, Giles Allensby wrote:

Mine has no issues compiling as I have used it in one of my applications to set the alignment to centre.
I used NS because that is the way the documentation says to do it and there are more options for NS than there are for UI.
I do not see how the use of NS could cause a problem if it is how the documentation for NSText field states to do it.
What is the error you are receiving when trying to compile?

Giles

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[DjinnGA]

I don't appear to be able to see your screenshot.

Yes I am currently compiling for iPhone 6.0 simulator using Xcode 4.5

[carolight]

That's probably it then, because I'm compiling for iOS 5. I haven't installed 6 on my system yet.

Google says that "The NSTextAlignmentNatural value is unsupported and will be removed in a future seed".

Searching for NSTextAlignmentNatural shows up this link among others:
http://www.bgr.com/2012/06/11/ios-6-beta-download-link-iphone-ipad-ipod-touch-release/

If I change them all to be UI... then I can't use AlignmentNatural or AlignmentJustified. These weren't available in earlier versions, so to support earlier versions, we probably shouldn't use them.

On 22/10/2012, at 1:27 PM, Giles Allensby wrote:

I don't appear to be able to see your screenshot.

Yes I am currently compiling for iPhone 6.0 simulator using Xcode 4.5

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[DjinnGA]

Ok that makes sense then.
Feel free to change it to support older versions then.
I was just following the documentation :).

[carolight]

Thanks :) - it's a pain supporting older versions. For my own apps in Objective C, I've decided not to support less than 5.0.

On 22/10/2012, at 1:38 PM, Giles Allensby wrote:

Ok that makes sense then.
Feel free to change it to support older versions then.
I was just following the documentation :).

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[carolight]

Hey, Giles - I've been having a bad week, so didn't finalise the merge - sorry.

I've just updated to Xcode 4.5, and your changes worked as is, and also worked on the 4.3 simulator. So it's a feature of Xcode, not the iOS.

So I'm trying to merge your code as is, but there's a conflict.

On github.com it says "This pull request cannot be automatically merged."

So I looked at the information, and followed instructions by switching to your branch on my computer, and it says "Merge conflict in Plugin/uikit.mm".

So now I have no idea what to do.

Should I just upload your uikit.mm as is, overwriting mine? Do you know anything about github? I know almost zero about it.

Caroline

On 22/10/2012, at 1:38 PM, Giles Allensby wrote:

Ok that makes sense then.
Feel free to change it to support older versions then.
I was just following the documentation :).

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[carolight]

I think it might be because your changes conflict with something that I've subsequently done:

It seems that your line goes behind mine.

So I have no idea what to do now :(.

Caroline

On 22/10/2012, at 1:38 PM, Giles Allensby wrote:

Ok that makes sense then.
Feel free to change it to support older versions then.
I was just following the documentation :).

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