Is there any way to access the Touch Accommodations status programmatically in an iOS app?
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iOS has an Accessibility settings group for Touch Accommodations. I'm trying to read whether or not Touch Accommodations is enabled for the iPad from within my running app, programmatically.
For example, in Swift, you can access the "Assistive Touch" status using
UIAccessibility.isAssistiveTouchRunning
However, I see no similar option for reading the "Touch Accommodations" status. Is there a way?
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iOS has an Accessibility settings group for Touch Accommodations. I'm trying to read whether or not Touch Accommodations is enabled for the iPad from within my running app, programmatically.
For example, in Swift, you can access the "Assistive Touch" status using
UIAccessibility.isAssistiveTouchRunning
However, I see no similar option for reading the "Touch Accommodations" status. Is there a way?
ios uiaccessibility
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iOS has an Accessibility settings group for Touch Accommodations. I'm trying to read whether or not Touch Accommodations is enabled for the iPad from within my running app, programmatically.
For example, in Swift, you can access the "Assistive Touch" status using
UIAccessibility.isAssistiveTouchRunning
However, I see no similar option for reading the "Touch Accommodations" status. Is there a way?
ios uiaccessibility
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iOS has an Accessibility settings group for Touch Accommodations. I'm trying to read whether or not Touch Accommodations is enabled for the iPad from within my running app, programmatically.
For example, in Swift, you can access the "Assistive Touch" status using
UIAccessibility.isAssistiveTouchRunning
However, I see no similar option for reading the "Touch Accommodations" status. Is there a way?
ios uiaccessibility
ios uiaccessibility
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Check UIAccessibility.isReduceMotionEnabled or go over the views with a for loop and look for UIAccessibilityCustomAction
answered Nov 9 at 21:46
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Thanks for the answer, but "Reduce Motion" is a different accessibility setting than "Touch Accommodations", and UIAccessibilityCustomAction is nil on all of my views.
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Check UIAccessibility.isReduceMotionEnabled or go over the views with a for loop and look for UIAccessibilityCustomAction
answered Nov 9 at 21:46
Haseeb Afsar
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Thanks for the answer, but "Reduce Motion" is a different accessibility setting than "Touch Accommodations", and UIAccessibilityCustomAction is nil on all of my views.
– Brenbert01
yesterday
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Check UIAccessibility.isReduceMotionEnabled or go over the views with a for loop and look for UIAccessibilityCustomAction
answered Nov 9 at 21:46
Haseeb Afsar
12614
Thanks for the answer, but "Reduce Motion" is a different accessibility setting than "Touch Accommodations", and UIAccessibilityCustomAction is nil on all of my views.
– Brenbert01
yesterday
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Check UIAccessibility.isReduceMotionEnabled or go over the views with a for loop and look for UIAccessibilityCustomAction
answered Nov 9 at 21:46
Haseeb Afsar
12614
Check UIAccessibility.isReduceMotionEnabled or go over the views with a for loop and look for UIAccessibilityCustomAction
answered Nov 9 at 21:46
Haseeb Afsar
12614
answered Nov 9 at 21:46
Haseeb Afsar
12614
answered Nov 9 at 21:46
Haseeb Afsar
12614
answered Nov 9 at 21:46
Haseeb Afsar
12614
12614
Thanks for the answer, but "Reduce Motion" is a different accessibility setting than "Touch Accommodations", and UIAccessibilityCustomAction is nil on all of my views.
– Brenbert01
yesterday
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Thanks for the answer, but "Reduce Motion" is a different accessibility setting than "Touch Accommodations", and UIAccessibilityCustomAction is nil on all of my views.
– Brenbert01
yesterday
Thanks for the answer, but "Reduce Motion" is a different accessibility setting than "Touch Accommodations", and UIAccessibilityCustomAction is nil on all of my views.
– Brenbert01
yesterday
Thanks for the answer, but "Reduce Motion" is a different accessibility setting than "Touch Accommodations", and UIAccessibilityCustomAction is nil on all of my views.
– Brenbert01
yesterday
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