Contents

• Usage
• Methods
• Class Methods
• Accessors

Usage

class AppDelegate < PM::Delegate
  def on_load(app, options)
    open_split_screen MenuScreen.new(nav_bar: true), DetailScreen.new
  end
end

Methods

open_split_screen(master, detail, args = {})

Before iOS 8, iPad apps only Opens a UISplitScreenViewController with the specified screens. Usually opened in the AppDelegate as the root view controller.

def on_load(app, options)
  open_split_screen MasterScreen, DetailScreen, {
    item: "split-icon", # tab bar item
    title: "Split Screen Title",
    button_title: "Some other title"
  }
end

create_split_screen(master, detail, args={})

Creates a PM::SplitViewController (a UIViewController subclass) and returns it. Good for tabbed interfaces.

def on_load(app, options)
  @split = create_split_screen(MenuScreen.new(nav_bar: true), DetailScreen)
  open_tab_screen @split, AboutScreen, ContactScreen
end

Class Methods

None for this module

Accessors

split_screen

References the containing split screen, if any.

# in AppDelegate#on_load...
open_split_screen LeftScreen, RightScreen

# ...

class LeftScreen < PM::Screen
  def on_appear
    self.split_screen # => PM::SplitViewController instance
    self.split_screen.master_screen # => LeftScreen
    self.split_screen.detail_screen # => RightScreen
  end
end