Hi there.
I've been reading this:
http://docs.xamarin.com/ios/tutorials/Events%2c_Protocols_and_Delegates
Am I correct in thinking I can make my own abstract class for a
protocol I want to use (UIAccessability in this case):
[Register("UIAccessability", Model]
public abstract class UIAccessability : NSObject
{
//methods and bindings using [Export] in here
public virtual string AccessabilityLabel {
[Export("accessibilityLabel")]get;
[Export("setAccessibilityLabel:")]set;
}
}
Then, on a button, I could do:
UIButton button = whatever's needed to set it up
var acc = button as UIAccessability;
if (acc != null)
acc.AccessabilityLabel = "foo!";
etc
Correct? No need to btouch it, as I'm not bringing in a new library -
it's all in UIKit??
Failing that: http://bugzilla.xamarin.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2360
Thanks
N
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