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CorneredSortFunction Struct Reference
CorneredSortFunction
public struct CorneredSortFunction: CornerSortFunctionA SortFunction designed to animate in a corner like fashion. The views near the starting corner will animate first. In essence it appears to be a wiping function that will continue diagonally based on that corner.
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SortFunctiondesigned to animate in a corner like fashion. The views near the starting corner will animate first. In essence it appears to be a wiping function that will continue diagonally based on that corner.Declaration
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public var corner: Corner -
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SortFunctiondesigned to animate in a corner like fashion. The views near the starting corner will animate first. In essence it appears to be a wiping function that will continue diagonally based on that corner.Declaration
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public var interObjectDelay: TimeInterval -
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SortFunctiondesigned to animate in a corner like fashion. The views near the starting corner will animate first. In essence it appears to be a wiping function that will continue diagonally based on that corner.Declaration
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public var reversed: Bool = false -
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public struct CorneredSortFunction: CornerSortFunction -
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SortFunctiondesigned to animate in a corner like fashion. The views near the starting corner will animate first. In essence it appears to be a wiping function that will continue diagonally based on that corner.Declaration
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public func timeOffsets(view: UIView, recursiveDepth: Int) -> [TimedView]Parameters
viewthe view whose subviews should be animated. This view should not be included in the returned array
recursiveDepthan int describing how deep into the view hiearchy the subview search should go, defaults to 0. A value of 0 is the same as calling the
subviewson the actual view itself. Therefore a depth of 1 will be getting the subviews of each of the subviews, etc…Return Value
an array of
TimedView’s which contain references to the view needed to be animated and the time offset for when the animation of that individual view should start relative to the start of the overall animation -
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SortFunctiondesigned to animate in a corner like fashion. The views near the starting corner will animate first. In essence it appears to be a wiping function that will continue diagonally based on that corner.Declaration
Swift
public func distancePoint(view: UIView, subviews: [View] = []) -> CGPointParameters
viewthe view for which the point coordinates will base their values off of
subviewsthe subviews that are allocated for the
SortFunction. The reason these are passed into the function is so that you can actually grab a reference point of a subview that is closest to the comparison point. This is done so that at least one view will start at the 0s marker.Return Value
a
CGPointobject that will allow all views to compare their reference point to this returned value. Iftranslatewas used, this returned value should be equal to one of thesubviewsreference points.