StatusBar ins't calling preferredStatusBarStyle when setting View controller-based status bar appearance = YES

4
votes

The title says it all. Or have something VERY wrong whit me to understand the sdk, or something is VERY wrong with apple's sdk.

When setting (info.plist) View controller-based status.. = YES, I can hide my statusbar animated and whatever, by calling setNeedsStatusBarEtc... But then, I cant change my preferredStatusBarStyle. And When I set it to NO, I can change the style, but not everything else.. What do I do? What's is wrong? Please, some help!

When controller-based status.. = YES

So in my ViewController I create a statusBarHidden: Bool and override class var: prefersStatusBarHidden: Bool, preferredStatusBarUpdateAnimation: Bool and preferredStatusBarStyle to change my statusBar.

var statusBarHidden = false {
    didSet {
        UIView.animate(withDuration: 0.3) { () -> Void in
            self.setNeedsStatusBarAppearanceUpdate()
        }
    }
}

But then, this code will call prefersStatusBarHidden and preferredStatusBarUpdateAnimation only, but not preferredStatusBarStyle. Whit controller-based status.. = NO, it is called, but the others isn't. I just want a lightContent StatusBar hiding in some VCs..

A deprecated solution:

 UIApplication.shared.isStatusBarHidden = true

But can't animate (at least I couldn't)

Thanks to @WillBoland

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iosswiftstatusbar
post your code, please. – JAB
@BJHStudios updated! – Gehlen
@Gehlen , more code ,please. It is difficult to understand you. 'l prefersStatusBarHidden and preferredStatusBarUpdateAnimation' - where do you use this? 'Whit NO, it is called.' - what does it mean? Make your post more clear, please. – Vyacheslav
@Vyacheslav updated! – Gehlen
check this link stackoverflow.com/questions/41670828/… – Birendra

1 Answers

0
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As Per this link, using the following worked.

[[UIApplication sharedApplication] setStatusBarHidden:NO]

It is deprecated though.