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#import <UIKit/UIKit.h>
@class MDCTabBarViewController;
__deprecated_msg(
"Use MDCTabBarView instead. See go/material-ios-tabbar-migration for more details.")
@protocol MDCTabBarControllerDelegate<NSObject>
@optional
/**
Called when the user taps on a tab bar item. Not called for programmatic selection.
If you provide this method, you can control whether tapping on a tab bar item actually
switches to that viewController. If not provided, MDCTabBarViewController will always switch.
@note The tab bar controller will call this method even when the tapped tab bar
item is the currently-selected tab bar item.
You can also use this method as a willSelectViewController.
*/
- (BOOL)tabBarController:(nonnull MDCTabBarViewController *)tabBarController
shouldSelectViewController:(nonnull UIViewController *)viewController;
/**
Called when the user taps on a tab bar item. Not called for programmatic selection.
MDCTabBarViewController will call your delegate once it has responded to the user's tap
by changing the selected view controller.
@note The tab bar controller will call this method even when the tapped tab bar
item is the currently-selected tab bar item.
*/
- (void)tabBarController:(nonnull MDCTabBarViewController *)tabBarController
didSelectViewController:(nonnull UIViewController *)viewController;
@end