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How do i create a basic uibutton programmatically?


Asked by Avery Jimenez on Dec 13, 2021 FAQ



For example in my view controller, when executing the viewDidLoad method, three UIButton s will be created dynamically and its layout or properties are set.
Likewise,
To create a new UIButton, set its width, height, and position the button within a view programmatically, you can do with CGRect class. For example: Setting text on a button is very simple. It can be done with a function call setTitle (_ title: String?, for state: UIControl.State) . A title on the button can be set for different button states.
In this manner, A new UIButton can be created of different types: ButtonType. close. To create a regular, system type button in Swift you will need to create a new instance of UIButton class. To create a button of a different type like for example ButtonType. close, you will do:
Besides,
If you do not specify attributes for a particular state, the UIButton class provides a reasonable default behavior. For example, a disabled button is normally dimmed and does not display a highlight when tapped.
Also,
This is how you should actually do it: Perhaps now I'll finally remember the right way to do it, and I hope you will too!