ORKWeightAnswerFormat Class Reference

Inherits from	ORKAnswerFormat : NSObject
Declared in	ORKAnswerFormat.h

The ORKWeightAnswerFormat class represents the answer format for questions that require users to enter a weight.

A weight answer format produces an ORKNumericQuestionResult object. The result is always reported in the metric system using the kg unit.

`– init`

Returns an initialized weight answer format using the measurement system specified in the current locale.

- (instancetype)init

Return Value

An initialized weight answer format.

Declared In

ORKAnswerFormat.h

`– initWithMeasurementSystem:`

Returns an initialized weight answer format using the specified measurement system.

- (instancetype)initWithMeasurementSystem:(ORKMeasurementSystem)measurementSystem

Parameters

`measurementSystem`	The measurement system to use. See `ORKMeasurementSystem` for the accepted values.

Return Value

An initialized weight answer format.

Discussion

This method is the designated initializer.

Declared In

ORKAnswerFormat.h

`– initWithMeasurementSystem:numericPrecision:`

Returns an initialized weight answer format using the specified measurement system and numeric precision.

- (instancetype)initWithMeasurementSystem:(ORKMeasurementSystem)measurementSystem numericPrecision:(ORKNumericPrecision)numericPrecision

Parameters

measurementSystem

The measurement system to use. See ORKMeasurementSystem for the accepted values.

numericPrecision

The numeric precision used by the picker. If you pass ORKNumericPrecisionDefault, the picker will use 0.5 kg increments for the metric measurement system and whole pound increments for the USC measurement system, which mimics the default iOS behavior. If you pass ORKNumericPrecisionLow, the picker will use 1 kg increments for the metric measurement system and whole pound increments for the USC measurement system. If you pass ORKNumericPrecisionHigher, the picker use 0.01 gr increments for the metric measurement system, and ounce increments for the USC measurement system.

Return Value

An initialized weight answer format.

Declared In

ORKAnswerFormat.h

`– initWithMeasurementSystem:numericPrecision:minimumValue:maximumValue:defaultValue:`

Returns an initialized weight answer format using the specified measurement system, numeric precision, and default, minimum and maximum values.

- (instancetype)initWithMeasurementSystem:(ORKMeasurementSystem)measurementSystem numericPrecision:(ORKNumericPrecision)numericPrecision minimumValue:(double)minimumValue maximumValue:(double)maximumValue defaultValue:(double)defaultValue

Parameters

`measurementSystem`	The measurement system to use. See `ORKMeasurementSystem` for the accepted values.
`numericPrecision`	The numeric precision used by the picker. If you pass `ORKNumericPrecisionDefault`, the picker will use 0.5 kg increments for the metric measurement system and whole pound increments for the USC measurement system, which mimics the default iOS behavior. If you pass `ORKNumericPrecisionLow`, the picker will use 1 kg increments for the metric measurement system and whole pound increments for the USC measurement system. If you pass `ORKNumericPrecisionHigher`, the picker use 0.01 gr increments for the metric measurement system, and ounce increments for the USC measurement system.
`minimumValue`	The minimum value that is displayed in the picker. If you specify `ORKDefaultValue`, the minimum values are 0 kg when using the metric measurement system and 0 lbs when using the USC measurement system.
`maximumValue`	The maximum value that is displayed in the picker. If you specify `ORKDefaultValue`, the maximum values are 657 kg when using the metric measurement system and 1,450 lbs when using the USC measurement system.
`defaultValue`	The default value to be initially selected in the picker. If you specify `ORKDefaultValue`, the initally selected values are 60 kg when using the metric measurement system and 133 lbs when using the USC measurement system. This value must be between `minimumValue` and `maximumValue`.

Return Value

An initialized weight answer format.

Declared In

ORKAnswerFormat.h

`measurementSystem`

Indicates the measurement system used by the answer format.

@property (readonly) ORKMeasurementSystem measurementSystem

Declared In

ORKAnswerFormat.h

`numericPrecision`

The numeric precision used by the picker.

@property (readonly, getter=isAdditionalPrecision) ORKNumericPrecision numericPrecision

Discussion

An ORKNumericPrecisionDefault value indicates that the picker will use 0.5 kg increments for the metric measurement system and whole pound increments for the USC measurement system, which mimics the default iOS behavior. An ORKNumericPrecisionLow value indicates that the picker will use 1 kg increments for the metric measurement system and whole pound increments for the USC measurement system. An ORKNumericPrecisionHigher value indicates that the picker will use 0.01 gr increments for the metric measurement system and ounce increments for the USC measurement system.

The default value of this property is ORKNumericPrecisionDefault.

Declared In

ORKAnswerFormat.h

`minimumValue`

The minimum value that is displayed in the picker.

@property (readonly) double minimumValue

Discussion

When this property has a value equal to ORKDefaultValue, the minimum values are 0 kg when using the metric measurement system and 0 lbs when using the USC measurement system.

Declared In

ORKAnswerFormat.h

`maximumValue`

The maximum value that is displayed in the picker.

@property (readonly) double maximumValue

Discussion

When this property has a value equal to ORKDefaultValue, the maximum values are 657 kg when using the metric measurement system and 1,450 lbs when using the USC measurement system.

Declared In

ORKAnswerFormat.h

`defaultValue`

The default value to initially selected in the picker.

@property (readonly) double defaultValue

Discussion

When this property has a value equal to ORKDefaultValue, the initally selected values are 60 kg when using the metric measurement system and 133 lbs when using the USC measurement system. This value must be between minimumValue and maximumValue.

Declared In

ORKAnswerFormat.h