Hi. Do we have functionality yet or declares to produce a left side menu in iOS like this image below?
Yeah, was looking for that one, too.
I found someone who did it in xcode. And I dont’ wanna go there 
There is a library called SWRevealViewController. Maybe it helps fellow coders to implement that library. I have no experience in doing that though.
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I found an example “menubutton_eample”.
But it doesn’t make the initial view slide to the right, like it does in many other apps.
[quote=260264:@jean-paul devulder]one problem are fixed
new version of class here:
visual glitch when open the menu, i have no time to rework all code[/quote]
Nice. Background color doesn’t change. But That’s ok.
In the ToolbarPressed event and the Button.Action event I used the vx property of dtMenu to store a reference to the “Sender’s” view.
k1.vx = self Finally I changed the reference from self to vx:
' self.xjview_setbackgroundColor(&c00800000)
vx.xjview_setbackgroundColor(&c00800000)
(this line was in the GREEN list row). For the other row I used the same reference.
Can the vx property be used as a reference of the Sender’s view? Or did I just do something that could mess up your class?
A nice addition would be to animate the transition. I mean, that the menu slides in from the left, and that the Sender’s View slides to the right 