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画面イメージ作成の「Interface Builder」にて選択出来る「Cocoa Touch Library」の一覧。
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UISplitViewController |
A composite view controller that manages left and right view controllers.
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UIViewController |
Provides view-management functionality for toolbars, navigation bars, and application views. The UIViewController class also supports modal views and rotating views when device orientation changes.
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UINavigationController |
Manages a stack of view controllers, each of which represents information about a view, such as its title and the navigation item associated with the view. When view controllers are pushed onto and popped off the stack, the navigation controller updates the navigation bar and view appropriately.
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UITabBarController |
Manages a set of view controllers, each of which represents a tab bar item. Each view controller provides information about its tab bar item and supplies the view to be displayed when the item is selected.
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UITableViewController |
Manages a UITableView, automatically creating an instance with the correct dimensions and resizing mask, and acting as the table view's delegate and data source. The UITableViewController class also provides toggling of editing modes.
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UIImagePickerController |
A controller that manages the system-supplied user interfaces for choosing and taking pictures. You use this class in situations where you want to obtain a picture from the user. The class manages the actual user interactions with the views and reports the results of those interactions to your delegate object.
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NSObject |
Provides a template for objects that are not directly available in Interface Builder. You can turn this object into an instance of any class using the custom class inspector.
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NSObject |
This object is a placeholder for an object that exists outside of the contents of this document. Connections made to and from this object will resolve to an object specified by the UINibExternalObjects option in the options parameter of the NIB loading API.
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UITableView |
Displays a single-column list of multiple rows through which users can scroll. Each row in a table view is a UITableViewCell object. The plain style table view displays rows that occupy the full width of the view and can display optional headers and footers for arbitrary sections of rows and for the table as a whole. The grouped style table view displays distinct groups of rows inset from the edges of the view and can display optional headers and footers between groups. A user can edit a table by inserting, deleting, and reordering table cells.
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UITableViewCell |
Defines the attributes and behavior of cells in a table view. You can set a table cell's selected-state appearance, support editing functionality, display accessory views (such as a switch control), and specify background appearance and content indentation.
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UIImageView |
Displays a single image, or an animation described by an array of images.
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UIWebView |
Provides a view to embed web content. A UIWebView object can be attached to a window, and sent requests to load web content. This class can also be used to move back and forward in the history of webpages, and set some web content properties programmatically.
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MKMapView |
An MKMapView object provides an embeddable map interface, similar to the one provided by the Maps application. You use this class as-is to display map information and to manipulate the map contents from your application. You can center the map on a given coordinate, specify the size of the area you want to display, and annotate the map with custom information.
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UITextView |
UITextView displays a region that can contain multiple lines of editable text in a scrollable view. When a user taps a text view, a keyboard appears. Which keyboard appears, how capitalization is handled and other text input traits can be configured. You can specify attributes, such as font, color, and alignment, that apply to all text in a text view.
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UIScrollView |
UIScrollView provides a mechanism to display content that is larger than the size of the application's window and enables users to scroll within that content by making swiping gestures.
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UIPickerView |
Provides a potentially multidimensional user-interface element consisting of rows and components. A component is a wheel, which has a series of items (rows) at indexed locations on the wheel. Each row on a component has content, which is either a string or a view object such as a label or an image.
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UIDataPicker |
Provides an object that uses multiple rotating wheels to allow users to select dates and times. Examples of a date picker are the Timer and Alarm (Set Alarm) panes of the Clock application. You may also use a UIDatePicker as a countdown timer.
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UISegmentedControl |
Displays an element that comprises multiple segments, each of which functions as a discrete button. Each segment can display either text or an image, but not both. UISegmentedControl ensures that the width of each segment is proportional, based on the total number of segments, unless you set a specific width.
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UILabel |
Implements a read-only text view. A label can contain an arbitrary amount of text, but UILabel may shrink, wrap, or truncate the text, depending on the size of the bounding rectangle and properties you set. You can control the font, text color, alignment, highlighting, and shadowing of the text in the label.
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UIButton |
Implements a button that intercepts touch events and sends an action message to a target object when it's tapped. You can set the title, image, and other appearance properties of a button. In addition, you can specify a different appearance for each button state.
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UITextField |
Displays a rounded rectangle that can contain editable text. When a user taps a text field, a keyboard appears; when a user taps Return in the keyboard, the keyboard disappears and the text field can handle the input in an application-specific way. UITextField supports overlay views to display additional information, such as a bookmarks icon. UITextField also provides a clear text control a user taps to erase the contents of the text field.
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UISwitch |
Displays an element that shows the user the boolean state of a given value. By tapping the control, the state can be toggled.
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UISlider |
UISlider displays a horizontal bar, called a track, that represents a range of values. The current value is shown by the position of an indicator, or thumb. A user selects a value by sliding the thumb along the track. You can customize the appearance of both the track and the thumb.
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UIProgressView |
UIProgressView depicts the progress of a task over time. The current progress is represented by a floating-point value between 0.0 and 1.0, inclusive, where 1.0 indicates the completion of the task. Values less than 0.0 and greater than 1.0 are pinned to those limits.
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UIActivityIndicatorView |
Displays an element that provides user feedback on the progress of a task or process with an unknown duration (to show the progress of a task with known duration, use UIProgressView instead). As long as the task or process continues, the activity indicator spins. A user does not interact with an activity indicator.
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UIPageControl |
UIPageControl indicates the number of open pages in an application by displaying a dot for each open page. The dot that corresponds to the currently viewed page is highlighted. UIPageControl supports navigation by sending the delegate an event when a user taps to the right or to the left of the currently highlighted dot.
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UIWindow |
UIWindow defines a window object, which provides an area for displaying the views it contains and distributes events to those views.
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UIView |
UIView provides a structure for drawing and handling events. A UIView object claims a rectangular region of its enclosing superview (its parent in the view hierarchy) and is responsible for all drawing in that region, as well as receiving events that occur in the region.
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UISearchBar |
UISearchBar displays a rounded rectangle that can contain editable text. When a user taps a search bar, a keyboard appears; when a user taps Return in the keyboard, the keyboard disappears and the search bar can handle the input in an application-specific way. By default, UISearchBar displays the search icon. It can also display placeholder text and a clear text control when user-input text is visible.
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UISearchBar |
The UISearchBar control provides a text field for entering text, a search button, a bookmark button, and a cancel button. The search display controller manages display of a search bar and a table view that displays the results of a search of data managed by another view controller. If the search bar is inserted into a view controller's view, the appropriate connections to the search display controller will automatically be configured.
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UINavigationBar |
Provides a mechanism for displaying a navigation bar just below the status bar. To support navigation of hierarchical content, UINavigationBar uses a stack to manage instances of UINavigationItem, each of which represents a state of the navigation bar. By default, UINavigationBar displays a back button on the left and a title in the center, but you can specify custom views for these, in addition to providing an optional button on the right of the navigation bar. Note that if you use a UINavigationController object to manage hierarchical navigation, you should not directly access the navigation bar object.
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UINavigationItem |
Encapsulates information about a navigation item on the UINavigationBar object's stack, including what is displayed on the navigation bar when the item is at the top of the stack and how it is represented when it is the back item. To be represented on the navigation bar, a navigation item must have a title.
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UIToolbar |
Provides a mechanism for displaying a toolbar at the bottom of the screen and supports the display and selection of toolbar items (instances of UIToolbarItem). You can use UIToolbarDelegate to specify custom views for toolbar items.
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UIBarButtonItem |
Represents an item in a UIToolbar or UINavigationItem. Each bar button item behaves similarly to a button, and has a title, image, action, and target. The UIBarButtonItem class provides methods you can use to specify bar button items with system-provided images, such as the plus image.
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UIBarButtonItem |
Represents a flexible space item on a UIToolbar object.
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UIBarButtonItem |
Represents a fixed space item on a UIToolbar object.
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UITabBar |
Provides a mechanism for displaying a tab bar at the bottom of the screen and supports the display and selection of tab bar items (instances of UITabBarItem). You can use UITabBarDelegate to specify custom views for tab bar items.
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UITabBarItem |
Represents an item in a UITabBar. Each tab bar item has a title, and image and is used to select a view in a UITabBar.