IOS: Unwind Segues

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原文： http://www.intertech.com/Blog/iOS-Unwind-Segues/

In iOS 5, we were introduced to Storyboards and Segues. While these features simplified the navigation process in our apps, we weren’t given a way to define a return to previous modal scenes via Interface Builder.

You may have noticed that in iOS 6, a green icon has been added to the control bar of each scene in the Storyboard.

This is a new, and surprisingly overlooked feature for iOS 6, which provides the missing “return” functionality. It’s called an “unwind segue.”

The process is simple:

Add a private method inside each View Controller you wish to “unwind” to (a common mistake is to add this code into the View Controller you wish to unwind from).
This method includes one (and only one) parameter that’s a pointer to a UIStoryboardSegue, and a return type of IBAction .
The name of this method can be whatever you’d like. However, all of the unwind segues will be listed in one place,so it’s a good idea to pick a descriptive naming pattern, such as unwindToRootVC.
There is no need to have anything in the body of this method. The signature is what’s important.

 
-(IBAction)unwindToRootVC:(UIStoryboardSegue *)segue 
{ 
    // Nothing needed here. 
} 
  

Inside your Storyboard, hold the control key down while dragging from your button (or other control) to the green exit icon below.

You will see a list of every unwind segue available here… that’s why coming up with a consistent and descriptive naming pattern is important.

That’s it! You are now able to return to any previous scene simply by selecting the appropriate unwind segue. Also, unlike following a ‘regular’ segue, this will use not create a new object for every request!