A number of apps use contextual popups that look a bit like a “speech bubble.” They have a little tail to indicate their context, ie. the control that displayed them. Are there standard UIKit (or open source) classes to create these?
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A number of apps use contextual popups that look a bit like a “speech bubble.” They have a little tail to indicate their context, ie. the control that displayed them. Are there standard UIKit (or open source) classes to create these?
Yes. That thing you see there is an example of
UIActionSheeton the iPad, and it looks different on the iPhone. You can make other popup-type things usingUIPopoverController, which is iPad only.