protected override void UpdateCapturedImage()
{
// This is somewhat misnomered because it's not _just_ a ViewRenderer anymore, but
// changing it seems unnecesssary.
if (view != null && layer == null)
{
CapturedImage = ViewRenderer.RenderAsPng(view.Window, view, UIScreen.MainScreen.Scale);
}
else if (layer != null)
{
CapturedImage = ViewRenderer.RenderAsPng(view.Window, layer, UIScreen.MainScreen.Scale);
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Creates a new <see cref="T:Xamarin.Interactive.iOS.iOSInspectView"/> that represents the given layer.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="parent">The parent view of the layer.</param>
/// <param name="layer">The layer itself.</param>
/// <param name="visitedLayers">
/// Layers we've already visited in building this tree. This method both checks sublayers against this
/// collection and modifies it by adding sublayers it consumes.
/// </param>
/// <param name="withSublayers">If <c>true</c>, descend into sublayers of this layer.</param>
/// <remarks>
/// We need to keep track of this set of visited layers to avoid an oddity in the way that layers are
/// presented in the UIKit "tree." Layers and views are actually two separate trees, with the layer
/// tree being a child tree of the top-level UIWindow, and the individual layer properties of each
/// UIView being pointers into various places in that tree.
/// </remarks>
public iOSInspectView(UIView parent, CALayer layer, HashSet <IntPtr> visitedLayers, bool withSublayers = true)
{
if (parent == null)
{
throw new ArgumentNullException(nameof(parent));
}
if (layer == null)
{
throw new ArgumentNullException(nameof(layer));
}
view = parent;
this.layer = layer;
SetHandle(ObjectCache.Shared.GetHandle(layer));
PopulateTypeInformationFromObject(layer);
Description = layer.Description;
Transform = ViewRenderer.GetViewTransform(layer);
if (Transform != null)
{
X = layer.Bounds.X;
Y = layer.Bounds.Y;
Width = layer.Bounds.Width;
Height = layer.Bounds.Height;
}
else
{
X = layer.Frame.X;
Y = layer.Frame.Y;
Width = layer.Frame.Width;
Height = layer.Frame.Height;
}
Kind = ViewKind.Secondary;
// iOS doesn't have a concept of hidden but laid out, so it's either collapsed or visible.
Visibility = layer.Hidden ? ViewVisibility.Collapsed : ViewVisibility.Visible;
if (!withSublayers)
{
var point = view.ConvertPointToView(
new CoreGraphics.CGPoint(X, Y),
null);
X = point.X;
Y = point.Y;
return;
}
var sublayers = layer.Sublayers;
if (sublayers != null && sublayers.Length > 0)
{
for (int i = 0; i < sublayers.Length; i++)
{
if (!visitedLayers.Contains(sublayers [i].Handle))
{
AddSublayer(new iOSInspectView(parent, sublayers [i], visitedLayers));
visitedLayers.Add(sublayers [i].Handle);
}
}
}
}
public UIImage Capture(float?scale = null)
{
return(ViewRenderer.Render(view.Window, view, scale == null ? UIScreen.MainScreen.Scale : scale.Value));
}
