UIResponder.GetTargetForAction(Selector, NSObject) Method

Reference

Definition

Namespace:: UIKit

Assembly:: Xamarin.iOS.dll

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Returns the object that responds to an action.

[Foundation.Export("targetForAction:withSender:")]
[ObjCRuntime.Introduced(ObjCRuntime.PlatformName.iOS, 7, 0, ObjCRuntime.PlatformArchitecture.All, null)]
public virtual Foundation.NSObject GetTargetForAction (ObjCRuntime.Selector action, Foundation.NSObject sender);

abstract member GetTargetForAction : ObjCRuntime.Selector * Foundation.NSObject -> Foundation.NSObject
override this.GetTargetForAction : ObjCRuntime.Selector * Foundation.NSObject -> Foundation.NSObject

Parameters

action: Selector

The selector that represents the action that is being probed. For editing operations, these selectors are "copy:", "cut:", "delete:", "paste:", "select:", "selectAll:", "toggleBoldface:", "toggleItalics:", "toggleUnderline:".

sender: NSObject

Object calling this method.

This parameter can be null.

Returns

NSObject

The object that can handle the action.

Attributes: ExportAttribute IntroducedAttribute

Remarks

The default implementation of this method calls the CanPerform(Selector, NSObject) method, and if it returns true, it returns this instance.

This method can be overwritten to provide a different behavior than the default.

Applies to

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