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Michael Kantor
2,183 PointsHow to switch views programmatically in Swift?
I'm also a bit confused on what a "Segue" is and I've seen it in a few answers related to this question, but simply put, how do I switch views based on say, a Users Session..
if(loggedOut = true) { show sign in view }else {do nothing}
3 Answers
piquussnsx
2,701 Pointsself.performSegueWithIdentifier("signInView", sender: self)
piquussnsx
2,701 PointsSo to start answering your question, you should have a segway between two view controllers, a segway is a link between two controllers. To create go to your storyboard file, press the ctrl button on your keyboard, click on the view related to the code before, hold the click and select the target view controller.
Michael Kantor
2,183 PointsHow would I programmatically switch to one of the tabs?
piquussnsx
2,701 Pointswith performSegueWithIdentifier
Michael Kantor
2,183 PointsCould you show me an example? I can't figure out how to access that..
Michael Kantor
2,183 PointsMichael Kantor
2,183 Pointsthe view name is the storyboard id?
piquussnsx
2,701 Pointspiquussnsx
2,701 PointssignInView is the name of the segway you make in the storyboard.
Michael Kantor
2,183 PointsMichael Kantor
2,183 PointsAnd its suffixed with View ?