iOSApp.Invoke Method
Definition
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Overloads
| Invoke(String, Object) |
Invokes a method on the app's app delegate. For Xamarin apps, methods must be exposed using attributes as shown below. iOS example in app delegate: |
| Invoke(String, Object[]) |
Invokes a method on the app's app delegate. For Xamarin apps, methods must be exposed using attributes as shown below. iOS example in app delegate: |
Invoke(String, Object)
Invokes a method on the app's app delegate. For Xamarin apps, methods must be exposed using attributes as shown below.
iOS example in app delegate:
[Export("myInvokeMethod:")]
public NSString MyInvokeMethod(NSString arg)
{
return new NSString("uitest");
}
public object Invoke (string methodName, object argument = null);abstract member Invoke : string * obj -> obj
override this.Invoke : string * obj -> objPublic Function Invoke (methodName As String, Optional argument As Object = null) As ObjectParameters
- methodName
- String
The name of the method to invoke.
- argument
- Object
The argument to pass to the method.
Returns
The result of the invocation.
Implements
Applies to
Invoke(String, Object[])
Invokes a method on the app's app delegate. For Xamarin apps, methods must be exposed using attributes as shown below.
iOS example in app delegate:
[Export("myInvokeMethod:")]
public NSString MyInvokeMethod(NSString arg, NSString arg2)
{
return new NSString("uitest");
}
public object Invoke (string methodName, object[] arguments);abstract member Invoke : string * obj[] -> obj
override this.Invoke : string * obj[] -> objPublic Function Invoke (methodName As String, arguments As Object()) As ObjectParameters
- methodName
- String
The name of the method to invoke.
- arguments
- Object[]
An array of arguments to pass to the method.
Returns
The result of the invocation.