UITableViewController UITableViewController Class

Default constructor that initializes a new instance of this class with no parameters.

A constructor used when creating managed representations of unmanaged objects; Called by the runtime.

A constructor that initializes the object from the data stored in the unarchiver object.

Constructor to call on derived classes to skip initialization and merely allocate the object.

Creates a new UITableViewController with the UI defined in the specified NIB.

Creates a new TUITableViewController with the specified UITableViewStyle.

Allows methods to be added to AccessibilityCustomActions as accessibility-supporting supplementary actions.

Gets or sets additional safe area insets to account for app-specific tool bars and other app-specific UI.

Developers should not use this deprecated property. Developers should use 'UIScrollView.ContentInsetAdjustmentBehavior' instead.

Determines whether the containment events are automatically propagaged to nested view controllers.

Developers should not use this deprecated property. Instead, they should use SafeAreaLayoutGuide.

Determines whether this UIREsponder is willing to become the first responder.

Determines whether this UIResponder is willing to give up its first responder status.

Gets a child view controller for determining whether to display an indicator for returning to the Home screen.

Gets the child view controller that has precedence when processing screen edge gestures, if present.

An array of UIViewControllers that are managed by this UIViewController.

The handle for this class.

Whether the selection should be cleared when the table appears.

Default content size for popovers.

A developer-meaningful description of this object.

Specifies whether this UIViewController’s View is shown when presenting another UIViewController.

Description of the object, the Objective-C version of ToString.

If true, input view will remain on-screen even when non-input control is tapped.

Specifies how the ParentViewController should extend the layout of this UIViewController.

A UIBarButtonItem that toggles between statees "Edit" and "Done."

true if the UIViewController allows the application user to edit the UIView contents.

Whether the extended layout includes opaque bars.

Gets the NSExtensionContext for this view controller.

Gets the container for the focus envirnoment's children.

Handle (pointer) to the unmanaged object representation.

Specifies whether the toolbar should be visible when this UIViewController is pushed onto a UINavigationController.

Custom view that can be attached when the object becomes the first responder.

Gets the custom accessory UIInputViewController to display when this UIResponder becomes the first responder.

Gets the assistant that will be used to configure the shortcut bar.

Custom view to display when the object becomes the first responder. Read-only.

Gets the custom UIInputViewController to display when this UIResponder becomes the first responder.

The current orientation of the interface.

true if the current UIViewController is in the process of being dismissed.

true if the current UIViewController is in the process of being presented.

Returns whether this UIResponder is the First Responder.

true if the current UIViewController is in the process of being removed from its parent UIViewController.

true if the current UIViewController is in the process of being added to a parent UIViewController.

A Boolean indicating whether the View is loaded into memory.

The key commands that should trigger action on this UIResponder. Read-only.

true if this UIViewController should be presented modally by a UIPopoverController.

Whether the UIViewController, when presented modally but non-fullscreen, takes over control of the status bar.

The UIModalPresentationStyle to be used when presenting UIViewControllers.

The UIModalTransitionStyle to be used by PresentViewController(UIViewController, Boolean, Action).

Controller for the active presented view.

The nearest ancestor UINavigationController

A UINavigationItem that represents this UIViewController in its parent’s UINavigationController’s NavigationBar.

The next responder on the response chain

The NSBundle from which this UIViewController was instantiated.

The name of the nib file from which this UIViewController was instantiated, or null.

Gets the focus environment that contains the current focus environment.

The UIViewController that contains this UIViewController.

The UIPasteConfiguration supported by this object.

Gets the nearest ancestor in the view hierarchy that is a UIPopoverPresentationController or null if there is none.

Gets the preferred size for the content of the container.

If not null, indicates the child UIView that should receive focus by default.

An array of IUIFocusEnvironments that are recursively searched by the system to find the default focused view.

Gets the screen edges whose gestures take precedence over system gestures.

The preferred animation style for hiding and showing the status bar.

Gets a Boolean value that tells if it is preferred that the Home indicator be hidden.

Gets the nearest ancestor in the view hierarchy that is a UIPresentationController or null if there is none.

The UIViewController that is being presented by this UIViewController or one of this’s ancestor UIViewControllers.

The UIViewController that is presenting this UIViewController.

Gets the array of IUIPreviewActionItem that are displayed when the user swipes upwards in 3D Touch Preview.

true if this UIViewController overrides the transition style of the UIViewController that it presents.

The UIRefreshControl used to update the table contents.

The class responsible for restoring application state.

Specifies the instance of the UIViewController for restoration.

Gets or sets whether this UIViewController restores focus after being transitioned to.

Returns the current Objective-C retain count for the object.

The footer view that needs to be transitioned during an interface rotation

The header view that needs to be transitioned during an interface rotation.

The UISearchDisplayController, if any, associated with this UIViewController.

Whether appearance methods should be forwarded to child UIViewControllers.

Whether rotation methods should be forwarded to child UIViewControllers.

The nearest ancestor UISplitViewController or null.

The UIStoryboard from which this UIViewController was created, or null.

Handle used to represent the methods in the base class for this NSObject.

Gets the root view's minimum layout margins.

The nearest ancestore UITabBarController or null.

A UITabBarItem that represents this UIViewController in its parent’s UITabBarController’s TabBar.

A reference to the UITableView that is managed by the controller.

An identifier indicating that this UIResponder should preserve its text input mode information. Read-only.

The text input mode for this UIResponder. Read-only.

A human-meaningful identifier of this UIViewController.

The array of UIBarButtonItems on a UINavigationController’s Toolbar

Developers should not use this deprecated property. Instead, they should use SafeAreaLayoutGuide.

Characteristics of the display, such as it's idiom, scale, and size class.

A delegate object that is responsible for producing IUIViewControllerAnimatedTransitionings for custom presentation.

The nearest shared NSUndoManager in the responder chain. Read-only.

Action that encapsulates a user activity that is supported by this responder.

The view managed by this view controller.

Returns the View if it has been instantiated; otherwise, returns null.

Gets or sets a Boolean value that controls whether the view for the view controller respects the minimum layout margins.

true if the view should overlap the status bar.

The delegate object used to provide controllers for transition animations and interactions.

Tells the accessibility element to decrement the value of its content.

Indicates that an assistive technology has set its focus to this UIResponder.

Indicates that an assistive technology has changed its focus from this UIResponder.

Indicates whether an assistive technology is focused on this UIResponder.

Tells the accessibility element to increment the value of its content.

Tells the accessibility system to dismiss a modal popover or hierarchically-displayed element.

Toggles the application-defined "most important state" of the app.

When overridden, allows the accessibility system to perform scrolling.

Indicates that the accessory button was pressed.

Developers should not use this deprecated method.

This is an alias for AddSubview(UIView), but uses the Add pattern as it allows C# 3.0 constructs to add subviews after creating the object.

Adds a UIViewController as a child.

Adds command as a shortcut available to attached hardware keyboards.

Registers an object for being observed externally (using NSString keyPath).   Observed changes are dispatched to the observer’s object ObserveValue(NSString, NSObject, NSDictionary, IntPtr) method.

Registers an object for being observed externally (using string keyPath).   Observed changes are dispatched to the observer’s object ObserveValue(NSString, NSObject, NSDictionary, IntPtr) method.

Registers an object for being observed externally using an arbitrary method.

Registers an object for being observed externally using an arbitrary method.

Called when object decoding is complete during state restoration.

Called after the object has been loaded from the nib file. Overriders must call base.AwakeFromNib().

Request the object to become the first responder.

With EndAppearanceTransition(), tells child UIViewControllers that their UIViews are about to either appear or disappear.

Invokes asynchrously the specified code on the main UI thread.

Method that is called when the host app is about to make a request.

Whether the specified row can be edited.

Whether the row at the specified indexPath may receive focus.

Whether the specified row can be moved.

Gets whether this can accept a paste operation by the .

Determines if this UIResponder can perform the specified action. Typically used to probe for editing commands.

Whether the edit menu should have Copy and Paste commands for the specified row.

Specifies whether this UIViewController supports the specific unwind segue

Indicates that cell displayed has completed.

When overridden, returns the UIViewController that determines whether the status bar is hidden or unhidden.

When overridden, returns the UIViewController that determines the style of the status bar.

Commits the insertion or deletion at the specified row.

Invoked to determine if this object implements the specified protocol.

Performs a copy of the underlying Objective-C object.

Indicates a "Copy" editing operation.

Can be used to override the user's choice of location.

Indicates a "Cut" editing operation.

With EncodeRestorableState(NSCoder), allows custom state restoration.

Indicates a "Delete" editing operation.

Deprecated function called at end of first-part of two-step rotation animations.

Indicates a change occurred to the indexes for a to-many relationship.

Indicates that a change occurred on the specified key.

Indicates that editing has completed.

Called after this is added or removed from a parent UIViewController.

Called when the system is running low on memory.

Called after the UI has rotated.

Indicates that the focus changed as detailed in the context.

Indicates that the focus changed as detailed in the context.

Dismisses the modal view controller that was submitted by the receiver.

Dismisses the MPMoviePlayerViewController.

Dismisses the presented view controller.

Dismisses the presented view controller.

Releases the resources used by the NSObject object.

Releases the resources used by the UIViewController object.

Indicates that this object does not recognize the specified selector.

Returns an array of row actions to display after the user swipes the row in the tableView table view that is identified by indexPath.

The UITableViewCellEditingStyle for the specified row.

With DecodeRestorableState(NSCoder), allows custom state restoration.

Encodes the state of the object on the provided encoder

With BeginAppearanceTransition(Boolean, Boolean), tells child UIViewControllers that their child views have just appeared or disappeared.

Estimates the height of a row, using minimal computation. Called frequently.

Estimates the height for footer views, using minimal computation.

Estimates the height for header views, using minimal computation.

Indicates that the display of footer views has completed.

The array of child UIViewController objects that should be searched to determine if they are the unwind segue destination.

Retrieves the UITableViewCell at the specified index.

The child UIViewController that is the source of the unwind segue.

Retrieves the values of the specified keys.

Returns an enumerator that lists all of the child UIViews

Generates a hash code for the current instance.

The height for the specified footer view.

The height for the specified header view.

The height for the specified row.

The index path of the table's preferred focus view.

Returns the swipe action configuration for swipes that begin from the leading edge.

Gets the UITraitCollection for the specified child view controller of this controller.

Defines the segue to be used between two UIViewControllers.

Gets the size of the content of the specified child IUIContentContainer by using the size of the parent container.

The orientations supported by this UIViewController.

Returns the object that responds to an action.

Gets the view controller for the specified action and sender.

Returns the swipe action configuration for swipes that begin from the trailing edge.

Used for searching child UIViewControllers for a specific unwind segue.

The UIView used for the footer.

The UIView used for the header.

Indicates that the display of header views has completed.

The indentation level for the specified row.

Invokes synchrously the specified code on the main UI thread.

Initializes the View property.

If necessary, synchronously loads the View from a Storyboard or NIB.

Sets the direction in which text is written to be left-to-right.

Sets the direction in which text is written to be right-to-left.

Promotes a regular peer object (IsDirectBinding is true) into a toggleref object.

Method invoked when a motion (a shake) has started.

Method invoked if the operating system cancels a motion (shake) event.

Method invoked when a motion (shake) has finished.

Moves the specified row to the specified index.

Creates a mutable copy of the specified NSObject.

The number of section in the UITableView.

Indicates that the value at the specified keyPath relative to this object has changed.

Called to perform a paste operation from .

Indicates a "Paste" editing operation.

Performs a copy or paste on the content of the specified row.

Performs the specified UIStoryboardSegue.

Invokes the selector on the current instance and if the obj is not null, it passes this as its single parameter.

Notifies this controller that the preferred size for content for a specified child container has changed.

The orientation that best displays the content of this UIViewController.

The preferred UIStatusBarStyle for this UIViewController.

Whether this UIViewController prefers the status bar to be hidden.

Informs the application that a UIStoryboardSegue is about to be executed.

Application developers should use PresentViewController(UIViewController, Boolean, Action) instead of this deprecated method.

Displays a movie controller using the standard transition.

Modally presents a view controller.

Modally presents a view controller.

Indicates that a physical button has been pressed on a remote or game controller.

Indicates a physical button-press event has been cancelled due to a system event.

Indicates that the Force value of the evt has changed.

Indicates the ending of a press of a physical button on a remote or game controller.

Registers this view controller for 3D Touch peek and pop operations.

Updates custom input and accessory views when this object is the first responder.

Indicates that a remote-control event was received.

Removes this UIViewController from its ParentViewControllerUIViewController.

Removes a previously-added hardware-keyboard accelerator.

Stops the specified observer from receiving further notifications of changed values for the specified keyPath.

Stops the specified observer from receiving further notifications of changed values for the specified keyPath and context.

Stops the specified observer from receiving further notifications of changed values for the specified keyPath.

Stops the specified observer from receiving further notifications of changed values for the specified keyPath and context.

Called when this UIResponder has been asked to resign its first responder status.

Whether this object recognizes the specified selector.

Restores the state that is necessary for continuance of the specified user activity.

Indicates that the specified row has been deselected.

Indicates that the specified row has been highlighted.

Indicates that the specified row has been selected.

The number of rows in the specified section.

Indicates that the specified row has been unhighlighted.

The index of the section for the specified title and section title index.

The section title indices for the UITableView.

Indicates a "Select" editing operation.|b

Indicates a "Select All" editing operation.

Turns editing mode on or off.

When this is the active focus environment, requests a focus update, which can potentially change the PreferredFocusedView. (See also UpdateFocusIfNeeded().)

Notifies the system that the attributes of the status bar have been changed.

Controls whether the developer's view controller should display the indicator for returning to the Home screen..

Changes the screen edges whose gestures take precedence over system gestures.

Sets the value of the specified key to null.

Sets the UITraitCollection object for the specified child view controller of this controller.

Adds UIBarButtonItems to the UIToolbar

Sets the value of the property specified by the key to the specified value.

A constructor used when creating managed representations of unmanaged objects; Called by the runtime.

Sets the value of a property that can be reached using a keypath.

Indicates an attempt to write a value to an undefined key. If not overridden, raises an NSUndefinedKeyException.

Sets the values of this NSObject to those in the specified dictionary.

Turns auto-rotation on or off.

true if the UIViewController supports rotation to the specified UIInterfaceOrientation.

Whether the specified row should be highlighted.

Whether the specified row should be indented during an editing operation.

Whether the segue should be performed.

Whether the editing menu should be shown for the specified row.

Method that is called to indicate whether the identified row should springload in the specified context.

Called prior to the this either losing or receiving focus. If either focus environment returns false, the focus update is canceled.

Called prior to the tableView either losing or receiving focus. If either focus environment returns false, the focus update is canceled.

Shows this view controller in a detail context.

Shows this view controller.

Notifies this container that auto layout resized a specified child container.

The title for the delete-confirmation button.

The title for the footer view in the specified section.

The title for the header view in the specified section.

Toggles the use of a bold font.

Toggles the use of an italic font.

Toggles the use of underlining.

Returns a string representation of the value of the current instance.

Sent when one or more fingers touches the screen.

Sent when the touch processing has been cancelled.

Sent when one or more fingers are lifted from the screen.

Called when the estimated properties of touches have been updated.

Sent when one or more fingers move on the screen.

Method invoked when the trait collection for the view controller changed.

Used for transitioning between two view controller'€™s child view controllers.

Used for transitioning between two view controller'€™s child view controllers.

Stops previewing from handling 3D Touch peek and pop input.

Called during an unwind segue on any UIViewController objects in the unwind path.

If any focus environment has a pending update, this method forces an immediate focus update. Unlike SetNeedsFocusUpdate(), this method may be called by any UIViewController, whether it currently contains focus or not.

Updates a given user activity state.

Called when the UIViewController needs to recalculate its layout constraints.

Returns the value of the property associated with the specified key.

Returns the value of a property that can be reached using a keypath.

Indicates an attempt to read a value of an undefined key. If not overridden, raises an NSUndefinedKeyException.

Called after the View is added to the view hierarchy.

This method is called after the UIViewthat is this UIViewController’s View property is removed from the display UIView hierarchy.

Called after the View has laid out its subviews.

Called after the controller’s View is loaded into memory.

In iOS 6 and later, this method is never called. In prior versions it was called when the controller’s view was released from memory.

Method that is called when the layout margins for the view are changed.

Method that is called when the safe area insets are changed by size changes to system bars or by changes to the AdditionalSafeAreaInsets property.

Called prior to the View being added to the view hierarchy.

This method is called prior to the removal of the UIViewthat is this UIViewController’s View from the display UIView hierarchy.

Called before the View lays out its subviews.

For UIViewController objects that are part of an app extension, called prior to the View being resized.

In iOS 6 and later, this method is never called. In prior versions it was called prior to the controller’s view was released from memory.

Deprecated method sent during the first half of a rotation. Application developers should instead use WillAnimateRotation(UIInterfaceOrientation, Double).

Called prior to a one-step interface rotation.

Deprecated method sent during the second half of a rotation. Application developers should instead use WillAnimateRotation(UIInterfaceOrientation, Double).

Indicates that editing is about to begin.

Indicates that the values of the specified indices in the specified key are about to change.

Indicates that the value of the specified key is about to change.

Indicates that a row is about to be deselected.

Indicates that a cell is about to be displayed.

Indicates that a footer view is about to be displayed.

Indicates that a header view is about to be displayed.

Called prior to adding or removing this from a container UIViewController.

Called prior to a user interface rotation.

Indicates that a row is about to be selected.

Notifies this that its trait collection will change to traitCollection, as coordinated by coordinator.

Gets the array of UIAccessibilityCustomRotor objects appropriate for this object.

Sets the array of UIAccessibilityCustomRotor objects appropriate for this object.

The IUIViewControllerTransitionCoordinator coordinating the transition of the specified UIViewController.

Gets the focus container for the environment.

Gets the parent focus environment.

Gets the list of focus environments, ordered by priority, that the environment prefers when updating the focus.

Returns true if the responder can paste from the specified item providers.

Performs the paste.

A hardware keyboard request (Command-minus) to decrease the size of the UIResponder.

A hardware keyboard request (Command-plus) to increase the size of the UIResponder.

Indicates that deceleration relating to a scroll event has ended.

Indicates that deceleration of a scrolling event has begun.

Method that is called when the inset values change.

Indicates that the specified scrollView has zoomed.

Indicates that dragging has completed.

Indicates that dragging has begun.

Indicates that all animations relating to scrolling have completed.

Indicates that the specified scrollView has scrolled.

Indicates that the specified scrollView's scrolling has ended at the top.

Whether a scroll to the beginning of the scrollView should be permitted.

The UIView to scale when zooming is requested.

Indicates that dragging is about to end.

Indicates that zooming has completed.

Indicates that zooming has begun.

Collapses the secondary view controller on splitViewController

Returns te split view controller for the nested view controller.

Returns the separate secondary view controller for splitViewController.

Whether the row located at should be editable.

Whether the row located at can be moved to another location in the table view.

Commits the insertion or deletion of the specified row.

Called when a row has been moved so that the data source can 'implement' the changed row position that has been performed in the user interface. This ensures the data is kept in-sync with what is being displayed.

Returns the number of sections that are required to display the data.

Returns the index of the section with the given and .

Returns an array of titles to be displayed as an index on the table view.

Called to populate the footer for the specified section.

Called to populate the header for the specified section.

Indictes that the user has tapped the accessory / disclosure buttom at the specified indexPath.

Developers should not use this deprecated method.

Whether the row at the specified indexPath may receive focus.

Whether the cell at the specified indexPath can perform the specified Copy or Paste operation.

Indicates that the cell has just been removed.

Used to change a cell move destination, for example, to prevent dropping a cell in a certain position.

Indicates that editing of the cell at the specified indexPath has finished.

Indicates that the focus changed as detailed in the context.

Returns an array of row actions to display after the user swipes the row in the tableView table view that is identified by indexPath.

The UITableViewCellEditingStyle for the specified indexPath.

An estimate of the height for the specified indexPath. Implementations should perform minimal calculation, as it is called repeatedly.

The estimated height of the footer of the specified section.

The estimated height of the header of the specified section.

Indicates that the footerView of the specified section has been removed.

The height of the footer for the specified section.

The height of the header for the specified section.

The height of the cell at the specified indexPath.

The index path of the table's preferred focus view.

Returns the swipe action configuration for swipes that begin from the leading edge.

Returns the swipe action configuration for swipes that begin from the trailing edge.

The view used for the footer of the specified section.

The view used for the header of the specified section.

Indicates that the header of the specified section has been removed.

The indentation level for the cell at the specified indexPath.

Performs the specified Copy or Paste action.

Indicates that the cell at the specified indexPath has been deselected.

Indicates that the cell at the specified indexPath has been highlighted.

Indicates that the call at the specified indexPath has been selected.

Indicates that the cell at the specified indexPath has been unhighlighted.

Whether the cell at the specified indexPath should be highlighted.

Whether the cell at the specified indexPath should be indented while it is being edited.

Whether the cell at the specified rowAtIndexPath should show an action menu.

Method that is called to indicate whether the identified row should springload in the specified context.

TCalled prior to the tableView either losing or receiving focus. If either focus environment returns false, the focus update is canceled.

When overridden, changes the default title of the delete confirmation button.

Indicates that the cell at the specified indexPath is about to be edited.

Indicates that the cell at the specified indexPath is about to be deselected.

Indicates that the cell at the specified indexPath is about to be shown.

Indicates that the footer view for the specified section is about to be shown.

Indicates that the header view of the specified section is about to be shown.

Indicates the the cell at the specified indexPath is about to be selected.