I try it on this way, but it do not work. Can someone help me? Thank you.
func numberOfComponents( in pickerview: UIPickerView) -> Int {
pickerJahrgang.tag = 0
pickerTestjahr.tag = 1
pickerSprint.tag = 2
pickerKilmmhang.tag = 3
picker1000m.tag = 4
if pickerJahrgang.tag == 0 {return 1}
if pickerSprint.tag == 1 {return 3}
if pickerTestjahr.tag == 2 {return 1}
if pickerKilmmhang.tag == 3 {return 2}
if picker1000m.tag == 4 {return 3}
else {
return 1
}
}
Try to define "numberOfComponents" for more than one Picker in one UIView?
I presume you mean in “one UIViewController” here. That is, your view controller implements the picker data source protocol (
UIPickerViewDataSourceYou could do that by switching based on the view (or, as you’ve shown, the view tag) but I’d do it by creating a small class that acts as the picker data source and then instantiate that class multiple times, once for each of my pickers.
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