Use an integer value as part of a variable name
Post: #1
Hello!
I have many UIImageView´s on my MainView named imageView1, imageView2, ...
I can detect which imageView is tapped because of the coordinates.
So I have the number, for example 3, but how can I call something like
Do you have an idea?
Thanks & Regards.
I have many UIImageView´s on my MainView named imageView1, imageView2, ...
I can detect which imageView is tapped because of the coordinates.
So I have the number, for example 3, but how can I call something like
Code:
imageView3.image = [UIImage imageNamed:@"test.png"];Do you have an idea?
Thanks & Regards.
Post: #4
I only have the number:
...
int FIELD = [testController getField:point];
-> now I want to call imageViewFIELD.image = ...
How could I do this?
...
int FIELD = [testController getField:point];
-> now I want to call imageViewFIELD.image = ...
How could I do this?
Post: #5
Yeah you want an array. What you're trying to do isn't possible, though by using an array you can achieve the same result.
Look at the NSArray [developer.apple.com] class reference to get yourself started.
Code:
NSArray * imageViews = ...;
int FIELD = [testController getFieldPoint];
[[imageViews objectAtIndex:FIELD] setImage:...];Look at the NSArray [developer.apple.com] class reference to get yourself started.
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