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# tintColorDidChange()

Called by the system when the tint color property changes.

```
func tintColorDidChange()
```

## Discussion

The system calls this method on a view when your code changes the value of the [`tintColor`](/documentation/UIKit/UIView/tintColor) property on that view. In addition, the system calls this method on a subview that inherits a changed interaction tint color.

In your implementation, refresh the view rendering as needed.

## See Also

[`tintColor`](/documentation/UIKit/UIView/tintColor)

The first nondefault tint color value in the view’s hierarchy, ascending from and starting with the view itself.


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