You can take certain actions based on events and triggers.
The ToolManager exposes a number of events to allow a subscriber to be notified of events fired from the tools package. There are a number of methods that allow you to modify the behaviour of the tools themselves. The methods discussed here are simple notifications, so that the app may coordinate as necessary.
See all event APIs here: ToolManager events.
Scenario | Method to use to register your callback |
|---|---|
Get notified on touch events | Example: |
Get notified on annotation events | Example: |
Get notified on annotation modification events | Example: |
Get notified on quick menu events | Example: |
Get notified on tool changed event |
The ToolManager'sToolManagerDelegate exposes a number of delegate methods to allow a subscriber to be notified of events that are managed by the tools framework. There are a number of methods that allow you to modify the behaviour of the tools themselves. The methods discussed here are simple notifications, so that the app may coordinate as necessary.
-toolManagerToolChanged:-toolManager:annotationAdded:onPageNumber:-toolManager:annotationModified:onPageNumber:-toolManager:annotationRemoved:onPageNumber:Did you find this helpful?
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