Controlling aspects of a button from another button press

Controlling aspects of a button from another button press - Swift

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What I want to do

I want to be able to change the background color of the removeButton when I press the resetButton. I don't have much of an idea for what to do and google wasn't finding anything

And if I'm doing anything not great in Swift syntax, lemme know, as I'm new to the language

Thanks

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What I want to do

I want to be able to change the background color of the removeButton when I press the resetButton. I don't have much of an idea for what to do and google wasn't finding anything

And if I'm doing anything not great in Swift syntax, lemme know, as I'm new to the language

Thanks

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What I want to do

I want to be able to change the background color of the removeButton when I press the resetButton. I don't have much of an idea for what to do and google wasn't finding anything

And if I'm doing anything not great in Swift syntax, lemme know, as I'm new to the language

Thanks

asked Nov 10 at 22:51

user255580

243

What I want to do

I want to be able to change the background color of the removeButton when I press the resetButton. I don't have much of an idea for what to do and google wasn't finding anything

And if I'm doing anything not great in Swift syntax, lemme know, as I'm new to the language

Thanks

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asked Nov 10 at 22:51

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asked Nov 10 at 22:51

user255580

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asked Nov 10 at 22:51

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asked Nov 10 at 22:51

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Drag the remove button to create an outlet like

@IBOutlet weak var removeButton:UIButton!

then do this inside the resetButton's action

removeButton.backgroundColor = .red

answered Nov 10 at 22:56

Sh_Khan

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Awesome, thanks. Should I look at the @IBOutlet line as the creation of an object and the removeButton as the object name?
– user255580
Nov 10 at 23:37

IBOutlet means it's object created in IB and yes removeButton is the object name
– Sh_Khan
Nov 11 at 8:32

Think of an @IBAction as a verb. It's an action (method) that gets triggered when you interact with a view. Think of an @IBOutlet as a noun. It's a reference to a view so you can make changes to it.
– Duncan C
Nov 11 at 15:04

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You have to get referance for removeButton. Just like you created IBAction for removeButton, create IBOutlet of removeButton. Then in resetButton function just change background color of removeButton

removeButton.backgroundColor = .red

answered Nov 10 at 22:57

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Drag the remove button to create an outlet like

@IBOutlet weak var removeButton:UIButton!

then do this inside the resetButton's action

removeButton.backgroundColor = .red

answered Nov 10 at 22:56

Sh_Khan

34k41125

Awesome, thanks. Should I look at the @IBOutlet line as the creation of an object and the removeButton as the object name?
– user255580
Nov 10 at 23:37

IBOutlet means it's object created in IB and yes removeButton is the object name
– Sh_Khan
Nov 11 at 8:32

Think of an @IBAction as a verb. It's an action (method) that gets triggered when you interact with a view. Think of an @IBOutlet as a noun. It's a reference to a view so you can make changes to it.
– Duncan C
Nov 11 at 15:04

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Drag the remove button to create an outlet like

@IBOutlet weak var removeButton:UIButton!

then do this inside the resetButton's action

removeButton.backgroundColor = .red

answered Nov 10 at 22:56

Sh_Khan

34k41125

Awesome, thanks. Should I look at the @IBOutlet line as the creation of an object and the removeButton as the object name?
– user255580
Nov 10 at 23:37

IBOutlet means it's object created in IB and yes removeButton is the object name
– Sh_Khan
Nov 11 at 8:32

Think of an @IBAction as a verb. It's an action (method) that gets triggered when you interact with a view. Think of an @IBOutlet as a noun. It's a reference to a view so you can make changes to it.
– Duncan C
Nov 11 at 15:04

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Drag the remove button to create an outlet like

@IBOutlet weak var removeButton:UIButton!

then do this inside the resetButton's action

removeButton.backgroundColor = .red

answered Nov 10 at 22:56

Sh_Khan

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Drag the remove button to create an outlet like

@IBOutlet weak var removeButton:UIButton!

then do this inside the resetButton's action

removeButton.backgroundColor = .red

answered Nov 10 at 22:56

Sh_Khan

34k41125

answered Nov 10 at 22:56

Sh_Khan

34k41125

answered Nov 10 at 22:56

Sh_Khan

34k41125

answered Nov 10 at 22:56

Sh_Khan

34k41125

Awesome, thanks. Should I look at the @IBOutlet line as the creation of an object and the removeButton as the object name?
– user255580
Nov 10 at 23:37

IBOutlet means it's object created in IB and yes removeButton is the object name
– Sh_Khan
Nov 11 at 8:32

Think of an @IBAction as a verb. It's an action (method) that gets triggered when you interact with a view. Think of an @IBOutlet as a noun. It's a reference to a view so you can make changes to it.
– Duncan C
Nov 11 at 15:04

add a comment |

Awesome, thanks. Should I look at the @IBOutlet line as the creation of an object and the removeButton as the object name?
– user255580
Nov 10 at 23:37

IBOutlet means it's object created in IB and yes removeButton is the object name
– Sh_Khan
Nov 11 at 8:32

Think of an @IBAction as a verb. It's an action (method) that gets triggered when you interact with a view. Think of an @IBOutlet as a noun. It's a reference to a view so you can make changes to it.
– Duncan C
Nov 11 at 15:04

Awesome, thanks. Should I look at the @IBOutlet line as the creation of an object and the removeButton as the object name?
– user255580
Nov 10 at 23:37

IBOutlet means it's object created in IB and yes removeButton is the object name
– Sh_Khan
Nov 11 at 8:32

Think of an @IBAction as a verb. It's an action (method) that gets triggered when you interact with a view. Think of an @IBOutlet as a noun. It's a reference to a view so you can make changes to it.
– Duncan C
Nov 11 at 15:04

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You have to get referance for removeButton. Just like you created IBAction for removeButton, create IBOutlet of removeButton. Then in resetButton function just change background color of removeButton

removeButton.backgroundColor = .red

answered Nov 10 at 22:57

Robert Dresler

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You have to get referance for removeButton. Just like you created IBAction for removeButton, create IBOutlet of removeButton. Then in resetButton function just change background color of removeButton

removeButton.backgroundColor = .red

answered Nov 10 at 22:57

Robert Dresler

74111

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up vote
1
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You have to get referance for removeButton. Just like you created IBAction for removeButton, create IBOutlet of removeButton. Then in resetButton function just change background color of removeButton

removeButton.backgroundColor = .red

answered Nov 10 at 22:57

Robert Dresler

74111

You have to get referance for removeButton. Just like you created IBAction for removeButton, create IBOutlet of removeButton. Then in resetButton function just change background color of removeButton

removeButton.backgroundColor = .red

answered Nov 10 at 22:57

Robert Dresler

74111

answered Nov 10 at 22:57

Robert Dresler

74111

answered Nov 10 at 22:57

Robert Dresler

74111

answered Nov 10 at 22:57

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