For custom classes inherited from UIView, you can create IBInspectable properties in the following ways:
@property(strong, nonatomic) IBInspectable NSSstring*customTitle;
However, with this method, it is not possible to keep the string in the array.
For example, if you specify the following, the IB inspector will not display anything.
@property(strong, nonatomic) IBInspectable NSAray*customTitle;
How do I enable a custom view to store multiple Title strings from the IB inspector, such as UISegmentedControl?
ios objective-c xcode iphone storyboard
Quote Apple's official documentation.
Creating a Custom View That Renders in Interface Builder
Quoted from step 12 of this:
By using the IBInspectable attribute to detail variables as
inspectable properties, you allow Interface Builder to query
render your custom view as you change the values of these properties
in the Attributes inspector.You can attach the IBInspectable
attribute to any property in a class declaration, class extension, or
category for any type that's supported by the Interface Builder
defined runtime attributes: boolean, integer or floating point number,
string, localized string, rectangle, point, size, color, range, and
nil.
In other words, IBInspectable is covered by
boolean(BOOL)
integer or floating point number (int, CGFloat, double)
US>string (NSString)
Localized string(?Unconfirmed.Sorry)
rectangle (NSRect, CGRect)
point(NSPoint, CGPoint)
size(NSSize, CGSize)
color(NSColor, UIColor)
range (NSRange)
NSArray is not covered by IBInspectable.(Probably at this time.)I don't know the future.)
引用 Although it is not mentioned in the quotation, UIImage is also IBInspectable.
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