Bit6MenuControllerDelegate Protocol Reference
Conforms to | NSObject |
Declared in | Bit6MenuControllerDelegate.h |
Overview
The Bit6MenuControllerDelegate protocol defines methods that your delegate object must implement to allow the standard UIMenuController to be shown on a UIView element related to a Bit6Message with options like ‘forward a sent message’, ‘send again a failed message’ and ‘copy text’.
Instance Methods
forwardMessage:
If implemented, the “forward” action will be available in the standard UIMenuController. Tells the delegate that the “forward” menu was pressed.
- (void)forwardMessage:(nonnull Bit6Message *)msg
Parameters
- msg
The Bit6Message object to be forwarded.
Discussion
Note: Important: The “forward” action is only available for messages sent. A duplicated of the message has to be built using Bit6OutgoingMessage.outgoingCopyOfMessage.
Declared In
Bit6MenuControllerDelegate.h
resendFailedMessage:
If implemented, the “send” action will be available in the standard UIMenuController. Tells the delegate that the “send” menu was pressed.
- (void)resendFailedMessage:(nonnull Bit6OutgoingMessage *)msg
Parameters
- msg
The Bit6Message object to be send again.
Discussion
Note: Important: The “send” action is only available for failed messages.
Declared In
Bit6MenuControllerDelegate.h