Failed the test due to #302.

The tintColor attribute on UIView is only available on iOS 7 or higher. Classes that didn't have this attribute before and are now getting tint-color support would need appropriate safety checks, to make sure this doesn't crash on a lower iOS Version.

The identically named attributes already existed on some other classes such as UIBarButtonItem or UINavigationBar since iOS 5.

When the tintColor attribute was introduced on UIView, the old tintColor attibutes on the following classes where more or less renamed to barTintColor:

• UINavigationBar
• UISearchBar
• UITabBar
• UIToolBar

My suggestion would be to set the barTintColor with the background-color attribute on iOS 7 and higher for these classes, instead of the tintColor.

For UIBarButtonItem, UISegmentedControl I think your way of adding the tint-color attribute and deprecating the background-tint-color is the right way to go.

Note: #if __IPHONE_OS_VERSION_MIN_REQUIRED < 70000 is a compile time check. This means that the condition doesn't evaluate the iOS version of the device, that an app is run on, but rather the minimum version the app supports.

While this shouldn't be a big problem for NUI, it would be better to check for capabilities at runtime by calling respondsToSelector: when adding more checks for code that requires a minimum iOS Version.

I'm the lead on this project now (wow, it's been awhile). I see the previous PR added bar-tint-color for UISearchBar, could we do something similar for the other Bar classes?