Hi Chilton
You better do the addition of subviews and setting up the core
animation stuff in the view's
awakeFromNib rather than its initWithFrame: method. Since the view is
getting loaded from the nib, chances are
that your settings within initWithFrame get overridden by the settings
in the nib as a part of nib loading process.
I am not sure if this is the reason though!.
HTH
Shripada
Message: 11
Date: Fri, 27 Jun 2008 05:56:25 -0700
From: Chilton Webb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Layer Backed Views and CoreAnimation neither animate nor stay
in place
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Hi,
I am absolutely confused regarding something simple in layer backed
view animation, and it's been haunting me for many months now. So I
have constructed a sample project that illustrates the 3 problems I
run into most frequently. I'm hoping someone will point to some
place in the docs I've missed, and explain why I'm having what I see
as simple problems, so often.
Here's the completed, zipped sample project. It's 63k.
http://homepage.mac.com/chilton/.Public/SubViewDepthTest.zip
The symptoms:
(1) If I specify that I want anything other than the main view to
have a layer, that view will instantly 'pop' to the foreground in
the window. However, its actual view remains in the same place in
the view hierarchy.
(2) If I set [self setWantsLayer:YES] anywhere except where it is
currently uncommented, the animations don't work at all. The window
performs the update instantly, and without animating it! This seems
very wrong. I would expect that I could set it at the end of my
initialization at least, after I've built up my other layers, so
that the tree would populate correctly.
If I do that, no animation, but at least the view is replaced in the
right stacking order.
(3) Even when everything else is working right, the first time I
perform my animation method, the animation does not work. Instead,
it quickly swaps out the old view with the new one, and displays it
in the foreground, on top of all other views, even if all other
views are layer backed. This is obviously *not* 'replacing' the view
in the order I want. After that, it animates properly, but on top of
the other views instead of behind them.
All I want is to animate the swapping out of the middle layer. What
on Earth am I doing wrong?
The very simple sample project is above, and the two main classes
used are below. The first does all the work, the second is just
there to look pretty.
ANY SUGGESTIONS/CRITICISMS/COMMENTS GREATLY APPRECIATED!!!
Thank you,
-Chilton Webb
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