UIPickerView.GetAppearance Method
Definition
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Overloads
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| GetAppearance(UITraitCollection) |
Obtains the appearance proxy UIPickerView.UIPickerViewAppearance for UIPickerView. |
| GetAppearance(UITraitCollection, Type[]) |
Obtains the appearance proxy UIPickerView.UIPickerViewAppearance for UIPickerView. |
| GetAppearance<T>(UITraitCollection, Type[]) |
Obtains the appearance proxy UIPickerView.UIPickerViewAppearance for the subclass of UIPickerView. |
| GetAppearance<T>(UITraitCollection) |
Obtains the appearance proxy UIPickerView.UIPickerViewAppearance for the subclass of UIPickerView. |
| GetAppearance<T>() |
Obtains the appearance proxy UIPickerView.UIPickerViewAppearance for the subclass of UIPickerView. |
GetAppearance(UITraitCollection)
Obtains the appearance proxy UIPickerView.UIPickerViewAppearance for UIPickerView.
public static UIKit.UIPickerView.UIPickerViewAppearance GetAppearance(UIKit.UITraitCollection traits);static member GetAppearance : UIKit.UITraitCollection -> UIKit.UIPickerView.UIPickerViewAppearanceParameters
- traits
- UITraitCollection
Trait collection to match.
Returns
An appearance proxy object for the specified type.
Remarks
The following example shows how this method works:
var myTraits = new UITraitCollection ();
var myTheme = UIPickerView.GetAppearance (myTraits);
myTheme.TintColor = UIColor.Red;
If developers want to control the appearance of subclasses of UIPickerView, they should use the GetAppearance<T>(UITraitCollection) method.
For more information, see the documentation for the UIAppearance class.
Applies to
GetAppearance(UITraitCollection, Type[])
Obtains the appearance proxy UIPickerView.UIPickerViewAppearance for UIPickerView.
public static UIKit.UIPickerView.UIPickerViewAppearance GetAppearance(UIKit.UITraitCollection traits, params Type[] containers);static member GetAppearance : UIKit.UITraitCollection * Type[] -> UIKit.UIPickerView.UIPickerViewAppearanceParameters
- traits
- UITraitCollection
Trait collection to match.
- containers
- Type[]
List of types that the developer wishes to have as the containers to apply this particular appearance.
Returns
An appearance proxy object for the specified type.
Remarks
The following example shows how this method works:
var myTraits = new UITraitCollection ();
var myTheme = UIPickerView.GetAppearance (myTraits, typeof (UINavigationBar), typeof (UIPopoverController));
myTheme.TintColor = UIColor.Red;
If developers want to control the appearance of subclasses of UIPickerView, they should use the GetAppearance<T>(UITraitCollection, Type[]) method.
For more information, see the documentation for the UIAppearance class.
Applies to
GetAppearance<T>(UITraitCollection, Type[])
Obtains the appearance proxy UIPickerView.UIPickerViewAppearance for the subclass of UIPickerView.
public static UIKit.UIPickerView.UIPickerViewAppearance GetAppearance<T>(UIKit.UITraitCollection traits, params Type[] containers) where T : UIKit.UIPickerView;static member GetAppearance : UIKit.UITraitCollection * Type[] -> UIKit.UIPickerView.UIPickerViewAppearance (requires 'T :> UIKit.UIPickerView)Type Parameters
- T
The type for which the UIAppearance proxy must be returned. This is a subclass of UIPickerView.
Parameters
- traits
- UITraitCollection
Trait collection to match.
- containers
- Type[]
List of types that the developer wishes to have as the containers to apply this particular appearance.
Returns
An appearance proxy object for the specified type.
Remarks
Setting any appearance properties on the returned object will affect the appearance of all classes and subclasses of the type parameter.
Unlike the Appearance property, or the AppearanceWhenContainedIn(Type[]) method which only work on instances of this particular class, the proxies returned by this method can be used to change the style of subclasses.
The following example shows how this method works:
var myTraits = new UITraitCollection ();
var myTheme = UIPickerView.GetAppearance<MyUIPickerViewSubclass> (myTraits, typeof (UINavigationBar), typeof (UIPopoverController));
myTheme.TintColor = UIColor.Red;
For more information, see the documentation for the UIAppearance class.
Applies to
GetAppearance<T>(UITraitCollection)
Obtains the appearance proxy UIPickerView.UIPickerViewAppearance for the subclass of UIPickerView.
public static UIKit.UIPickerView.UIPickerViewAppearance GetAppearance<T>(UIKit.UITraitCollection traits) where T : UIKit.UIPickerView;static member GetAppearance : UIKit.UITraitCollection -> UIKit.UIPickerView.UIPickerViewAppearance (requires 'T :> UIKit.UIPickerView)Type Parameters
- T
The type for which the UIAppearance proxy must be returned. This is a subclass of UIPickerView.
Parameters
- traits
- UITraitCollection
Trait collection to match.
Returns
An appearance proxy object for the specified type.
Remarks
Setting any appearance properties on the returned object will affect the appearance of all classes and subclasses of the type parameter.
Unlike the Appearance property, or the AppearanceWhenContainedIn(Type[]) method which only work on instances of this particular class, the proxies returned by this method can be used to change the style of subclasses.
The following example shows how this method works:
var myTraits = new UITraitCollection ();
var myTheme = UIPickerView.GetAppearance<MyUIPickerViewSubclass> (myTraits);
myTheme.TintColor = UIColor.Red;
For more information, see the documentation for the UIAppearance class.
Applies to
GetAppearance<T>()
Obtains the appearance proxy UIPickerView.UIPickerViewAppearance for the subclass of UIPickerView.
public static UIKit.UIPickerView.UIPickerViewAppearance GetAppearance<T>() where T : UIKit.UIPickerView;static member GetAppearance : unit -> UIKit.UIPickerView.UIPickerViewAppearance (requires 'T :> UIKit.UIPickerView)Type Parameters
- T
The type for which the UIAppearance proxy must be returned. This is a subclass of UIPickerView.
Returns
An appearance proxy object for the specified type.
Remarks
Setting any appearance properties on the returned object will affect the appearance of all classes and subclasses of the type parameter.
Unlike the Appearance property, or the AppearanceWhenContainedIn(Type[]) method which only work on instances of this particular class, the proxies returned by this method can be used to change the style of subclasses.
The following example shows how this method works:
var myTheme = UIPickerView.GetAppearance<MyUIPickerViewSubclass> ();
myTheme.TintColor = UIColor.Red;
For more information, see the documentation for the UIAppearance class.