First, let's take a look at the controls
UIKit
1. view of data
UITextView // display text paragraphs and allow user keyboard input
UILabel // implement short read-only text
UIImageView // you can attach an image to UIImageView through UIImage to specify the position and size of the image.
UIWebView // provides HTML, PDF, and other advanced Web content.
MKMapView // embed a map to the application through MKMapView, and combine the custom comments of MKAnnotationView and MKPinAnnotationView.
UIScrollView // This interface is used to display large content in a normal program window. It can be viewed in a scroll manner and supports the zoom function.
2. Select a view
UIAlertView // use the warning view to allow users to select or display text to users
UIActionSheet // similar to UIAlertView, but when there are many options, you can operate the form and provide a selection menu to scroll up from the bottom of the screen
3. Others
UIButton
UISwitch // select buttons with multiple options side by side
UISlider // sliding buttons such as volume control
UITextField // display the text segment to display the given text
UITableView // table View
UIPickerView // selection bar for date Selection
UISearchBar // search bar for searching
UIToolbar // toolbar, which is generally used in the frame of the Home Page
UIActivityIndicatorView // progress status
UIProgressView // download progress bar or display processing progress
Now I know so much about it. I will try again when I find new ones.
Author: Star k