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Bryan Krossley
1,644 PointsBest Practice For Waiting On Input
Hi, What would be the best way to pause the app (not in the background like you were switching apps) while waiting on the use to choose a selection. Here is what I'm trying to do (I'm a newbie) My app runs a function that put a math problem on the screen then waits for the use to select the correct answer which is tied to a button event. Then after the answer is choose the app would need to start the next function and so forth.
Any Ideas?
Thanks, Bryan K.
Bryan Krossley
1,644 PointsKevin, Your right. I was over thinking what needed to be done. Thanks
Kevin Hamil
8,203 PointsKevin Hamil
8,203 PointsNot sure what exactly you mean here. I don't think you would necessarily do anything...
The view loads with math problem and awaits user input. You wouldn't need create a method to pause the app. The view just sits there waiting for the user to interact with a button that calls a method... like a BOOL to determine if the answer is correct, at which point it would progress to the next question.
If I'm understanding, please clarify.