# Additions to UIControl to support jQuery-style `on` and `off` methods. class UIControl # Add event handlers to UIControls. See symbol.rb for the uicontrolevent # constant aliases. # # @example # button = UIButton.alloc.initWithFrame([0, 0, 10, 10]) # button.on(:touch) { my_code } # button.on(:touch_up_outside, :touch_cancel) { my_code } # # up to two arguments can be passed in # button.on(:touch) { |sender,touch_event| my_code } def on(*events, &block) handler = SugarCube::UIControlCallbackHelper.new handler.callback = block events.each do |event| event = event.uicontrolevent unless event.is_a? Fixnum sugarcube_callbacks[event].push(handler) addTarget(handler, action:'call:event:', forControlEvents:event) end self end # Removes all events that were bound with `on`. See symbol.rb for the # uicontrolevent constant aliases. # # @example # button.off(:touch) # button.off(:touch_up_outside, :touch_cancel) # button.off # all events def off(*events) if events.length == 0 events = sugarcube_callbacks.keys end events.each do |event| event = event.uicontrolevent unless event.is_a? Fixnum sugarcube_callbacks[event].each do |handler| self.removeTarget(handler, action:'call:event:', forControlEvents:event) end sugarcube_callbacks.delete(event) end self end # Useful during testing, or to simulate a button press. # # @example # button.trigger(:touch) # button.trigger(:touch_drag_outside, :touch_drag_exits) def trigger(*events) event_mask = 0 events.each do |event| event = event.uicontrolevent unless event.is_a? Fixnum event_mask |= event end sendActionsForControlEvents(event_mask) end private # event blocks need to be retained, and the addTarget method explicitly does # *not* retain `target`. This makes sure that callbacks are retained by # pushing the block onto a stack. def sugarcube_callbacks @sugarcube_callbacks ||= Hash.new { |hash, key| hash[key] = [] } end end module SugarCube class UIControlCallbackHelper attr_accessor :callback def call(sender, event:event) case callback.arity when 0 callback.call when 1 callback.call(sender) else callback.call(sender, event) end end end end