#Magic tabs

Available on Objective-C and RubyMotion

#How to use

Add MagicView.rb file to your project. Every tab is just an instance of MagicView class. If you want 2 tabs, just create 2 instances of MagicView. Want 5? Create 5.

magicTab = MagicView.alloc.initWithFrame [[x,y],[width,height]]

MagicTab's frame is important. If you want more than one magic tab, remember that every new tab should be created with:

• higher WIDTH value (if we don't want them to be like on a screenshot, with a different width)
• smaller X value (if we want to center it)
• higher Y value (every new tab should be placed below previous tab, right?)

Now we need to assign z index to our tabs:

magic_tab.set_z_index 1

Now we can add each tab's title and content views. You can use any UIView for a content, but it would be great if its frame will be equal to magicTab's frame.

magicTab.set_view_title "Cool Title"

#adding tableView as a content

new_frame = [[0,0], [magicTab.frame.size.width, magicTab.frame.size.height]]
tableView = UITableView.alloc.initWithFrame new_frame
tableView.registerClass(UITableViewCell, forCellReuseIdentifier:"cellReuseID")
tableView.setDelegate self
tableView.setDataSource self
magicTab.set_content_view tableView

And don't forget to add magit tab to your view

self.view.addSubview magicTab