Migrating from a PTDocumentViewController to a PTDocumentController

In version 8.0.0 , we introduced a new version of the main viewing component. The new class, PTDocumentController, is a near drop-in replacement for the old PTDocumentViewController.

The new UI's API is almost entirely additive, so migrating will in many cases be a case of changing only the class name of the instantiated view controller. If you have implemented delegate methods or accessed a select few APIs, some other code changes will need to be made, as explained below.

• To update: Update all references of PTDocumentViewController to PTDocumentController.

Delegate methods

The class' delegate type has been changed from PTDocumentViewControllerDelegate to PTDocumentControllerDelegate.

Required change: If you have implemented delegate methods, must update the protocol you implement and the method signatures:

1. Change the conforming delegate from PTDocumentViewControllerDelegate to PTDocumentControllerDelegate.

2. Change the delegate methods to reference the PTDocumentController, both in method name and parameter type, eg:

- (void)documentViewControllerDidOpenDocument:(PTDocumentViewController *)documentViewController;

is now

- (void)documentControllerDidOpenDocument:(PTDocumentController *)documentController;

As of version 8.0.2, the PTTabbedDocumentViewController will by default create tabs which host instances of PTDocumentController rather than legacy PTDocumentViewController objects. No changes to accomplish this are needed on your part.

(To revert to the old legacy UI, set the viewControllerClass property of the tabbed document view controller to PTDocumentViewController).

The PTTabbedDocumentViewController's property types (e.g. selectedViewController) and method signatures (e.g. documentViewControllerAtIndex:) have changed to reference the PTDocumentBaseViewController abstract base class, from which both the PTDocumentController and legacy PTDocumentViewController inherit.

• Required change: In Objective-C be careful to reference the correct class type for your project. In Swift the compiler should guide you in making the necessary changes.

Delegate methods

The type of the documentViewController parameter of the tabbedDocumentViewController:willAddDocumentViewController: delegate method has changed from PTDocumentViewController to the abstract base class PTDocumentBaseViewController.

• Required change: You must match the parameter type in your implementation of the PTTabbedDocumentViewControllerDelegate protocol. In Swift if the parameter type in your implementation does not match the type declared in the protocol then your implementation of the method will not be called.

The table below lists APIs that have changed.

Most properties operate as before. These are the ones that have been removed, and how to accomplish the same thing with a PTDocumentController.

The PTAnnotationToolbar is no longer used, as the new classes are far more versatile and customizable. The old class is available for direct integration if your app requires it.