Class

iOSToolbar

Warning

This item was deprecated in version 2020r2. Please use MobileToolbar as a replacement.

Description

A toolbar can be displayed in a view as a Toolbar or Navigation Bar.

Methods

Name	Parameters	Returns
Add	value As MobileToolbarButton
Count		Integer
Insert	index As Integer, value As MobileToolbarButton
RemoveAll
RemoveAllByValue	value As MobileToolbarButton
RemoveByIndex	index As Integer
RemoveByValue	value As MobileToolbarButton
Value	index As Integer	MobileToolbarButton
	index As Integer, Assigns newValue As MobileToolbarButton

Method descriptions

iOSToolbar.Add

Add(value As MobileToolbarButton)

Adds the button to the end of the toolbar.

Add the SystemAdd button to the right Navigation Bar:

RightNavigationToolbar.Add(iOSToolButton.NewSystemItem(iOSToolButton.Types.SystemAdd))

iOSToolbar.Count

Count As Integer

The number of buttons on the toolbar. If Count = 0 then no toolbar is displayed.

Get the count of buttons on an iOSView:

Var buttonCount As Integer = Toolbar.Count

iOSToolbar.Insert

Insert(index As Integer, value As MobileToolbarButton)

Inserts the BarButton at the specified index (0-based) on the bar.

Insert a button in the first position of the toolbar:

Toolbar.Insert(0, iOSToolButton.NewPlain("Save"))

iOSToolbar.RemoveAll

RemoveAll

Removes all the BarButtons from the bar.

Remove all the buttons from the toolbar:

Toolbar.RemoveAll

iOSToolbar.RemoveAllByValue

RemoveAllByValue(value As MobileToolbarButton)

Removes all of a specific button from the toolbar.

iOSToolbar.RemoveByIndex

RemoveByIndex(index As Integer)

Removes the button at the specified index (0-based) from the toolbar.

Remove the first button from the toolbar:

Toolbar.RemoveByIndex(0)

iOSToolbar.RemoveByValue

RemoveByValue(value As MobileToolbarButton)

Removes a specific button from the toolbar.

Remove the first button from the toolbar:

Var removeButton As iOSToolButton
removeButton = Toolbar.Value(0)
Toolbar.RemoveByValue(removeButton)

iOSToolbar.Value

Value(index As Integer) As MobileToolbarButton

Sets the button at the specified index (0-based) on the toolbar.

iOSToolbar.Value

Value(index As Integer, Assigns newValue As MobileToolbarButton)

Sets the button at the specified index (0-based) on the toolbar.

Get the first button on the toolbar:

Var button As iOSToolButton
button = Toolbar.Value(0)

Change the Caption of the last button on the toolbar:

Toolbar.Value(Toolbar.Count - 1).Caption = "New"

Notes

Accessed using the LeftNavigationToolbar, RightNavigationToolbar and Toolbar properties of the MobileScreen.

Compatibility

iOS projects on the iOS operating system.