iOS Question How to get the position of a view relative to the screen

cxbs said:

hello everyone!
I want to make a long press pop-up menu
So I want to get the full screen coordinates of the long pressed view
I found some information on the Internet, but I'm not familiar with objc
I don't know how to convert to b4i code
thank you!

B4X:

UITouch* touch = [[event touchesForView:btn] anyObject];
CGPoint rootViewLocation = [touch locationInView:[FtAppDelegate shareAppDelegate].rootViewCtrl.view];

UIWindow * window=[[[UIApplication sharedApplication] delegate] window];
CGRect rect=[bView convertRect: bView.bounds toView:window];

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Dim lv As LayoutValues = GetLayoutValues
'Check lv.Width in relation with view.Left and the same is valid for height, top.

hatzisn said:

I do not think that objc is needed. All you have to do is check view.Left and view.Top after the page resize event was fired in conjunction with GetLayoutValues (i am not in front of a computer but I think GetLayoutValues is the correct command). For example:

B4X:

Dim lv As LayoutValues = GetLayoutValues
'Check lv.Width in relation with view.Left and the same is valid for height, top.

Edit - Now that I read better your message you do not need the layoutvalues at all but just view.Left and view.Top after the page resize event is fired.

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Apple Developer Documentation

developer.apple.com

. NativeObject is enough. It is possible to use Parent property without nativeobject. When i will be near pc I will post a code here.​

Semen Matusovskiy said:

Apple Developer Documentation

developer.apple.com

. NativeObject is enough. It is possible to use Parent property without nativeobject. When i will be near pc I will post a code here.​

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Semen Matusovskiy said:

Small sample, two diffent methods.

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