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This is a fairly straightforward, boring UI class which you could easily implement yourself, or use one of the many open source replacements[1]. Whatever the re
by chrisdevereux 12y ago
This is a fairly straightforward, boring UI class which you could easily implement yourself, or use one of the many open source replacements[1]. Whatever the reasons for making this API private on the iPhone, I seriously doubt that it's because they are trying to give their own apps an unfair advantage.
If that was their game here, I can think of many other parts of the iOS frameworks that would be kept private before UIPopoverController.
[1]: https://www.cocoacontrols.com/search?utf8=✓&q=popover https://www.cocoacontrols.com/search?utf8=✓&q=popover
- craigching 12y ago> I seriously doubt that it's because they are trying to give their own apps an unfair advantage. Yes, that hits the nail on the head. Great point.