UITableViewCell.SetHighlighted(Boolean, Boolean) Method
Definition
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Sets the highlighted state of the cell, optionally animating the transition between states.
[Foundation.Export("setHighlighted:animated:")]
public virtual void SetHighlighted (bool highlighted, bool animated);abstract member SetHighlighted : bool * bool -> unit
override this.SetHighlighted : bool * bool -> unitParameters
- highlighted
- Boolean
true to highlight the cell, false to unhighlight.
- animated
- Boolean
true to animate the highlight transition, false to make the transition immediate.
- Attributes
Remarks
Highlights or unhighlights the cell, animating the transition if animated is true. Highlighting changes the appearance of the cell's labels, image, and background.
For highlighting to work properly, set the HighlightedTextColor for the two labels (TextLabel and DetailTextLabel), and set the HighlightedImage property on the cell's ImageView.
Custom cells can override this method to make additional changes when transitioning between states.