UIViewControllerPreviewingDelegate.CommitViewController Method
Definition
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Called when the user performs the 3D Touch "Pop" pressure gesture that begins the transfer to the final UX, which is typically contained in the viewControllerToCommit.
[Foundation.Export("previewingContext:commitViewController:")]
public abstract void CommitViewController (UIKit.IUIViewControllerPreviewing previewingContext, UIKit.UIViewController viewControllerToCommit);abstract member CommitViewController : UIKit.IUIViewControllerPreviewing * UIKit.UIViewController -> unitParameters
- previewingContext
- IUIViewControllerPreviewing
The context in which the 3D Touch is occurring.
- viewControllerToCommit
- UIViewController
The UIViewController to which the app should transfer control.
Implements
- Attributes
Remarks
On hardware that supports 3D Touch (see ForceTouchCapability), a strong push activates the transfer to the new UI, which is typically specified by viewControllerToCommit. However, the application developer can provide custom UX (for example, to provide a more in-depth editing experience) by passing their desired view controller to ShowViewController(UIViewController, NSObject) inside this method.
public void CommitViewController (IUIViewControllerPreviewing previewingContext, UIViewController viewControllerToCommit)
{
ShowViewController (viewControllerToCommit, this);
}