NSAccessibilityCustomAction

Declaration

class NSAccessibilityCustomAction

Overview

Apps that support custom actions can create instances of this class, specifying the user-readable name of the action, and either a handler closure or the object and selector to use when performing the action. Assistive apps display custom actions in response to specific user cues. For example, VoiceOver lets users access actions quickly using the Actions rotor.

After creating an instance of this class, add it to the accessibilityCustomActions property of an appropriate accessible object.

Topics

Creating a Custom Action

• init(name:handler:)
• init(name:target:selector:)

Getting the Action Name

• name

Getting the Action

• handler
• target
• selector

Relationships

Inherits From

• NSObject

Conforms To

• CVarArg
• CustomDebugStringConvertible
• CustomStringConvertible
• Equatable
• Hashable
• NSObjectProtocol

See Also

Assigning actions

• accessibilityCustomActions()
• setAccessibilityCustomActions(_:)