class UINavigationController : UIViewController {
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/// When the keyboard appears, the navigation controller's navigationBar toolbar will be hidden. The bars will remain hidden when the keyboard dismisses, but a tap in the content area will show them. @availability(iOS, introduced=8.0) var hidesBarsWhenKeyboardAppears: Bool /// When the user swipes, the navigation controller's navigationBar & toolbar will be hidden (on a swipe up) or shown (on a swipe down). The toolbar only participates if it has items. @availability(iOS, introduced=8.0) var hidesBarsOnSwipe: Bool /// The gesture recognizer that triggers if the bars will hide or show due to a swipe. Do not change the delegate or attempt to replace this gesture by overriding this method. @availability(iOS, introduced=8.0) var barHideOnSwipeGestureRecognizer: UIPanGestureRecognizer { get } /// When the UINavigationController's vertical size class is compact, hide the UINavigationBar and UIToolbar. Unhandled taps in the regions that would normally be occupied by these bars will reveal the bars. @availability(iOS, introduced=8.0) var hidesBarsWhenVerticallyCompact: Bool /// When the user taps, the navigation controller's navigationBar & toolbar will be hidden or shown, depending on the hidden state of the navigationBar. The toolbar will only be shown if it has items to display. @availability(iOS, introduced=8.0) var hidesBarsOnTap: Bool /// The gesture recognizer used to recognize if the bars will hide or show due to a tap in content. Do not change the delegate or attempt to replace this gesture by overriding this method. @availability(iOS, introduced=8.0) unowned(unsafe) var barHideOnTapGestureRecognizer: UITapGestureRecognizer { get } } |