Trait NSItemProviderCKSharingSupport

pub unsafe trait NSItemProviderCKSharingSupport:
    ClassType
    + Sized
    + Sealed {
    // Provided methods
    unsafe fn registerCKShareWithContainer_allowedSharingOptions_preparationHandler(
        &self,
        container: &CKContainer,
        allowed_options: &CKAllowedSharingOptions,
        preparation_handler: CKSharePreparationHandler,
    ) { ... }
    unsafe fn registerCKShare_container_allowedSharingOptions(
        &self,
        share: &CKShare,
        container: &CKContainer,
        allowed_options: &CKAllowedSharingOptions,
    ) { ... }
}

Available on crate feature NSItemProvider_CKSharingSupport only.

Category “CKSharingSupport” on NSItemProvider.

Provided Methods

unsafe fn registerCKShareWithContainer_allowedSharingOptions_preparationHandler( &self, container: &CKContainer, allowed_options: &CKAllowedSharingOptions, preparation_handler: CKSharePreparationHandler, )

Available on crate features CKAllowedSharingOptions and CKContainer and CKRecord and CKShare and block2 only.

Use this method when you want to share a collection of CKRecordsbut don’t currently have a CKShare.When the preparationHandleris called, you should create a new CKSharewith the appropriate root CKRecordor CKRecordZoneID.After ensuring the share and all records have been saved to the server, invoke the preparationCompletionHandlerwith either the resulting CKShare,or an NSErrorif saving failed. Invoking the share sheet with a CKShareregistered with this method will prompt the user to start sharing.

unsafe fn registerCKShare_container_allowedSharingOptions( &self, share: &CKShare, container: &CKContainer, allowed_options: &CKAllowedSharingOptions, )

Available on crate features CKAllowedSharingOptions and CKContainer and CKRecord and CKShare only.

Use this method when you have a CKSharethat is already saved to the server. Invoking the share sheet with a CKShareregistered with this method will allow the owner to make modifications to the share settings, or will allow a participant to view the share settings.

Dyn Compatibility

This trait is not dyn compatible.

In older versions of Rust, dyn compatibility was called "object safety", so this trait is not object safe.

Implementations on Foreign Types

impl NSItemProviderCKSharingSupport for NSItemProvider

Implementors