uikit-uiviewcontroller

Introduction

The UIViewController class can be used to display native user interfaces on iOS platforms. Common examples include a text box for entering a username, or displaying Game Center leaderboards. For API reference on UIViewController, see this page. For a guide on creating iOS UI in code, see this page.

Accessing the Root UIViewController

The root UIViewController can be used to present custom view controllers. For example, if your project contains a UIViewController named MyLoginViewController, you can display it as follows:

var loginViewController = new MyLoginViewController();
var rootViewController = FlatRedBallServices.Game.Services.GetService(typeof(UIViewController)) as UIViewController;

bool animated = false;
Action completionHandler = null;

rootViewController.PresentViewController(loginViewController, animated, completionHandler);