How to detect the fold state on touch?

[honcheng]

How to detect the fold state on touch?

[honcheng]

Do you mean PaperFoldState?

you'll get it in the UIViewController with self.state

typedef enum
{
PaperFoldStateDefault = 0,
PaperFoldStateLeftUnfolded = 1,
PaperFoldStateRightUnfolded = 2,
PaperFoldStateTransition = 3
} PaperFoldState;

Is this what you mean?

On 28 Jul, 2012, at 8:09 PM, paoloandrea [email protected] wrote:

How can detect if fold i open, close, ..etc.
Is possible detect it onTouch?

For example: onTouch (FoldStateTransition)

Thank you.
Great work.
p

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[paoloandrea]

But... how can i know if PaperFolderState are in trasition?
Can i use notification?
There are a delegate?

When i touch the screen and PapertFolder are in transition i need to make more action (close keyboard, ..etc.)
How can i do it?
Thank you for help me.

[honcheng]

Ah, I get what u mean now.
It's not there yet, but I can set up delegates for this.

Sent from my iPad

On 28 Jul, 2012, at 8:42 PM, paoloandrea [email protected] wrote:

But... how can know if PaperFolderState are in trasition?
Can i use notification?
There are a delegate?

When i touch the screen and PapertFolder are in transition i need to make more action (close keyboard, ..etc.)
How can i do it?
Thank you for help me.

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[paoloandrea]

Now i can use the touch event, but don't recognize PaperFoldStateTransition
??

-(void)touchesMoved:(NSSet *)touches withEvent:(UIEvent *)event {
NSLog(@"Touch Move");
NSLog(@"State %i",[self state]);
}
Result only 0 or 2 (slide from right to left)
;)

[honcheng]

Can you elaborate what you are trying to achieve?

Will a delegate like this work for your use?

• (void)foldView:(id)foldView didTransitionFromState:(FoldTransitionState)fromState toState:(FoldTransitionState)toState

On 28 Jul, 2012, at 9:14 PM, paoloandrea [email protected] wrote:

Now i can use the touch event, but don't recognize PaperFoldStateTransition
??

-(void)touchesMoved:(NSSet *)touches withEvent:(UIEvent *)event {
NSLog(@"Touch Move");
NSLog(@"State %i",[self state]);
}
Result only 0 or 2 (slide from right to left)
;)

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[paoloandrea]

Yes, it's ok
;)

[honcheng]

done