The methods of UIKit.UIGestureRecognizer are listed below. For a list of all members, see the UIGestureRecognizer Members list.
See Also: Inherited members from Foundation.NSObject
AddTarget(Action)Registers a new callback for when the gesture has been recognized. | ||
AddTarget(Action<Foundation.NSObject>)Registers a new callback for when the gesture has been recognized. | ||
AddTarget(Foundation.NSObject, ObjCRuntime.Selector)Low-level version of AddTarget. | ||
CanBePreventedByGestureRecognizer(UIGestureRecognizer)When overridden, allows the specified UIGestureRecognizer to prevent this UIGestureRecognizer from recognizing a gesture. | ||
CanPreventGestureRecognizer(UIGestureRecognizer)When overridden, indicates that this UIGestureRecognizer can prevent the specified UIGestureRecognizer from recognizing a gesture. | ||
IgnoreTouch(UITouch, UIEvent)Ignores a specific touch of the given event. | ||
LocationInView(UIView)The PointF in the given UIView of the gesture represented by this UIGestureRecognizer. | ||
LocationOfTouch(UIView, nint)The location, in the local coordinate system of the UIView, of one of the gesture's touches. | ||
RemoveTarget(UIGestureRecognizer.Token)Removes the callback method for the specified gesture being recognized, based on the token that was returned by AddTarget. | ||
RemoveTarget(Foundation.NSObject, ObjCRuntime.Selector)Low-level counterpart to the low-level AddTarget method. | ||
RequireGestureRecognizerToFail(UIGestureRecognizer)Causes this UIGestureRecognizer to only work if the specified UIGestureRecognizer fails (e.g., a single-tap gesture might require that a double-tap gesture fail). | ||
Reset()When overridden, allows the application developer to reset internal state when a gesture is recognized. | ||
ShouldBeRequiredToFailByGestureRecognizer(UIGestureRecognizer)Specifically overridden to indicate that a receiver requires the specified gesture recognizer to fail. | ||
ShouldRequireFailureOfGestureRecognizer(UIGestureRecognizer)Documentation for this section has not yet been entered. | ||
TouchesBegan(Foundation.NSSet, UIEvent)Indicates that one or more fingers have touched down in the associated UIView. | ||
TouchesCancelled(Foundation.NSSet, UIEvent)Indicates that a system event (e.g., a low-memory warning) has cancelled the touch event. | ||
TouchesEnded(Foundation.NSSet, UIEvent)Indicates that one or more fingers have lifted in the associated UIView. | ||
TouchesMoved(Foundation.NSSet, UIEvent)Indicates that one or more fingers have moved in the associated UIView. | ||