AFKPageFlipper 1.0

A simple 3-D page flip transition for iOS devices <br /><br />AFKPageFlipper is a UIView subclass that can be used to display multiple views using a 3-D page flipping mechanism similar to flipping pages in a book. The class supports both direct (by setting a property) and touch-based view transitions in both directions. The touch-based interface supports tap-to-flip on either side of the screen, and pan-to-flip in either direction from anywhere on the screen. The pan functionality is inertial, which means that the user can also swipe to flip between pages.<br /><br />Each subview that needs to be shown by the subview can contain any arbitrary content (including animated subviews, UI controls, and so on, although those are frozen while switching between pages for performance reasons). Subviews are requested using a just-in-time algorithm to conserve resources (especially memory). In addition, AFKPageFlipper supports less-than-fullscreen rendering???*a*?in fact, you can have multiple instances displayed on the same screen (although, to be honest, I can't imagine why you'd need them).<br /><br />AFKPageFlipper has no external dependencies, with the exception of Quartz Core. The flipping functionality can be added to your project by simply importing two files: AFKPageFlipper.h and AFKPageFlipper.m.<br /><br />You can see AFKPageFlipper in action here. Please note that the poor frame rate is due to the recording software, and not to the performance of the class. On either the actual simulator or a physical iPad or iPhone, the class is capable of performing full-screen transitions in both landscape and portrait at 60fps without any problems that I've been able to detect.

Requirements:	No special requirements
Platforms:	Mac, Mac OSX
Keyword:	Added,  Algorithm,  Can039t,  Conserve,  Dependencies,  Displayed,  Exception,  External,  Honest,  Imagine,  Instances,  Justintime,  Quartz,  Reasons,  Rendering,  Requested,  Resources,  Subviews,  Themafkpageflipper,  You039d
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