Vvidget Code > API > iOS > Embedded > View
The View is defined by the VvidgetCodeView class. An instance of that class is used to draw graphical representation of a Dictionary state.
Add the View functionality to your project by adding all the headers in /Library/Vvidget/ios/include to your project and one of the libraries referenced below for a specific build Configuration.
| Definition: | /Library/Vvidget/ios/include/VvidgetCodeView.h |
| Device Implementation: | /Library/Vvidget/ios/lib/device/libVvidget.a |
| Simulator Implementation: | /Library/Vvidget/ios/lib/simulator/libVvidget.a |
VvidgetCodeView is a (indirect) subclass of UIView and implements no new methods.
You use a VvidgetCodeView in the same way you would use most custom view instances. First add the header files to your project then launch Interface Builder. Interface Builder will synchronize with Xcode and read the header files. Then drag a Custom View (tool icon) to the window of your interface and assign it the VvidgetCodeView class.
The view is managed by the Dictionary Parser. See that class to learn how to construct (parse) the elements that comprise the view display.
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