NSObservedChange Class
Definition
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Changes that ocurred to an object being observed by Key-Value-Observing
public class NSObservedChange
type NSObservedChange = class
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NSObservedChange
Remarks
This class exposes the various components that were changes in a Key-Value-Observed property.
These are merely accessors to the underlying NSDictionary that is provided to the ObserveValue(NSString, NSObject, NSDictionary, IntPtr) method.
Instances of this class are provided to your callback methods that you provide to AddObserver(NSObject, String, NSKeyValueObservingOptions, IntPtr).
You can also create these objects if you have a dictionary that contains the keys from a key-value-observing change. For example if you override the ObserveValue(NSString, NSObject, NSDictionary, IntPtr) method.
class MyObserved : NSObject {
public override ObserveValue (NSString keyPath, NSObject ofObject, NSDictionary change, IntPtr context)
{
var change = new NSObservedChange (change);
// Now you can access the details about the change with the
// properties in the `change’ variable.
if (context == MyObservedContext){
//...
}
base.ObserveValue (keyPath, ofObject, change, context);
}
}
Constructors
NSObservedChange(NSDictionary) |
Properties
Change |
Records the kind of change that was done to the property. |
Indexes |
The indexes of the objects that were added, removed or changed. |
IsPrior |
If this flag is true, this indicates that the observed method is being called before the change takes place. |
NewValue |
The new value being set on the observed property. |
OldValue |
The previous value on the observed property. |