I have tried to figure out how to change the tool mode of an
IKImageView's View programmatically. I have a simple button setup to
cause the change in Mode from the user interface, and at the moment,
I'm just printing to the Console what the current mode is.
- (IBAction)rotateAction:(id)sender
{
NSString *findTool = [imageViewOutletcurrentToolMode];
NSLog(findTool);
//NSString *rotateTool = @"IKToolModeRotate";
//[imageViewOutlet currentToolMode:rotateTool];
//IKToolModeRotate.currentToolMode;
}
I have tried to read the IKImageView.h header file to understand how
to change the tool, but as I'm still quite new to cocoa, I can't
figure it out. There must be a way to programmatically change the
tool. This is what the IKImageView.h specifies:
extern NSString *const IKToolModeNone;
extern NSString *const IKToolModeMove;
extern NSString *const IKToolModeSelect;
extern NSString *const IKToolModeCrop;
extern NSString *const IKToolModeRotate;
extern NSString *const IKToolModeAnnotate;
I'm guessing these are constants which cannot be changed directly?? I
have tried to do so in a number of ways and failed!
However, can I create a copy of these and then set a new value to them?
I did notice the @property NSString* currentToolMode; notation as
specified in the IKImageView Class Reference. I still haven't fully
understood the new Property notation usage as it applies to here, so I
am asking for help with this. How do I programmatically change the
currentToolMode from say "IKToolModeMove" to "IKToolModeRotate"?
Many thanks
Karl
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