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This is the warning shown in the debugger console window:

EasyTipView - Info] The arrow position you chose <(position)> could not be applied. Instead, position <(value)> has been applied! Please specify position <(ArrowPosition.any)> if you want EasyTipView to choose a position for you.

This is strange, because I'm explicitly setting it to Any:

self.preferences.drawing.arrowPostion = Any;

What am I missing?

First: thanks for porting this. It seems to be currently the only tooltip library for iOS, which is still maintained and able to provide tooltips on bottom toolbars, if compiled with the iOS 11 SDK...

However, one question: I have a page, which brings up a tooltip on a UIBarButtonItem. Once the user taps this, e.g. a settings page swipes in. In my previous solutions this additional page covered the tooltip. The EasyTipView is instead always staying on top, which makes not much sense...

How can I change this, so that a new page, swiped in from Navigation, covers the tooltip?

Edit: Need to say, that I set inView to nil, so it might be a correct behavior...

Hi @nitishmakhija

I am working on an app where I need to show coach marks, and your utility is really simple and easy to use, but still scalable enough to serve the purpose, so I would like to thank you for that.

The only thing missing is the ability to add a button to it, because user will never realise how to dismiss it, either by tapping it or tapping anywhere else, so there should be a button with customisable text, like Ok or Next or something.

Looking forward to your response.

Regards,

Please support Cocoapod

Tip in right arrow position has inconsistent corner radius

If a TipView is presented close to the edge of the screen, it will go beyond the bounds of the safe area, so it can be cut off by the notch. This is particularly apparent in landscape mode.

Thank you so much for supporting an Objective-C version of this!! 👍