TintAdjustingMode

TintAdjustingMode is a property used in iOS development to control how a view's tint color is adjusted by the system. It is particularly relevant when dealing with images and other visual elements that need to adapt to different contexts, such as dark mode or other system-wide color adjustments.

The property can take one of three values:

1. Automatic: The system automatically adjusts the tint color based on the current context. This is the default value.

2. Normal: The tint color is not adjusted by the system, and it remains as specified.

3. Dimmed: The tint color is dimmed to match the system's dimmed appearance, which is often used in inactive or disabled states.

TintAdjustingMode is commonly used with UIImageView and UIButton to ensure that images and buttons maintain their intended appearance regardless of the system's color adjustments. By setting the tintAdjustingMode property, developers can control how their app's visual elements respond to changes in the system's appearance settings, providing a more consistent and user-friendly experience.