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UIView.Animate Method

Definition

Overloads

Animate(Double, Action)

Animates the property changes that take place in the specified action.

Animate(Double, Action, Action)

Animates the property changes that take place in the specified action and invokes a completion callback when the animation completes.

Animate(Double, Double, UIViewAnimationOptions, Action, Action)

Invokes animation changes to one or more views by specifying duration, delay, options, and a completion handler.

Animate(Double, Action)

Animates the property changes that take place in the specified action.

[Foundation.Export("animateWithDuration:animations:")]
public static void Animate (double duration, Action animation);
static member Animate : double * Action -> unit

Parameters

duration
Double

Duration in seconds for the animation.

animation
Action

Code containing the changes that you will apply to your view.

Attributes

Remarks

The use of this method is discouraged. Application developers should prefer to use the UIViewPropertyAnimator class to animate UIViews.

This uses the CurveEaseOut and TransitionNone flags for the animation.

// Animates hiding the label by setting the alpha to zero over three seconds.
UIView.Animate (3, () => { label.Alpha = 0; });

Applies to

Animate(Double, Action, Action)

Animates the property changes that take place in the specified action and invokes a completion callback when the animation completes.

[Foundation.Advice("Use the *Notify method that has 'UICompletionHandler completion' parameter, the 'bool' will tell you if the operation finished.")]
public static void Animate (double duration, Action animation, Action completion);
static member Animate : double * Action * Action -> unit

Parameters

duration
Double

Duration in seconds for the animation.

animation
Action

Code containing the changes that you will apply to your view.

completion
Action

Code that is invoked when the animation completes.

Attributes

Remarks

The use of this method is discouraged. Application developers should prefer to use the UIViewPropertyAnimator class to animate UIViews.

This uses the CurveEaseOut and TransitionNone flags for the animation.

// Animates hiding the label by setting the alpha to zero over three seconds.
UIView.Animate (3, () => { label.Alpha = 0; });

Applies to

Animate(Double, Double, UIViewAnimationOptions, Action, Action)

Invokes animation changes to one or more views by specifying duration, delay, options, and a completion handler.

[Foundation.Advice("Use the *Notify method that has 'UICompletionHandler completion' parameter, the 'bool' will tell you if the operation finished.")]
public static void Animate (double duration, double delay, UIKit.UIViewAnimationOptions options, Action animation, Action completion);
static member Animate : double * double * UIKit.UIViewAnimationOptions * Action * Action -> unit

Parameters

duration
Double

Duration in seconds for the animation.

delay
Double

Delay before the animation begins.

options
UIViewAnimationOptions

Animation options

animation
Action

Code containing the changes that you will apply to your view.

completion
Action

Code that is invoked when the animation completes.

Attributes

Remarks

The use of this method is discouraged. Application developers should prefer to use the UIViewPropertyAnimator class to animate UIViews.

This method initiates a set of animations that areto be performed on this view. The action indicated in the animations parameter contains the code for the animation of the properties of one or more views.

Applies to