Re: CALayer autoresizing behaviour

[Michael A. Crawford]

That sounds like a good plan. I did something similar in order to try to work out a problem I had with nested CATextLayer objects not displaying. The test app worked great. When I reproduced the necessary bits of code in my application, I still cannot see the text layers. It is very frustrating. Either Apple has a bug (I pray this is not the case) or I've missed something. I walked away from the problem for a while to work on another area of my app. I'll get back to it later, not because it is low-priority, but because I've been trying to solve the problem for a while with little success.

-Michael
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On Jan 28, 2009, at 5:57 AM, Joe Wildish wrote:

As for the auto-resizing, problem you are having, when looking over my code, I stopped as soon as I noticed the 'needDisplayOnBoundsChange' property. Perhaps there is more to it that I've forgotten. I'll have another look at my code and get back to you.

Michael,





Any input you have would be appreciated.

Regards,
-Joe

On 26 Jan 2009, at 21:09, Michael A. Crawford wrote:

Thanks for getting back to me. Yes, it is still a problem. However, I have a fairly large list of problems I'm working on right now, and this isn't near the top :) So I've not looked at it again since posting to the list ... Having said that; I am intending to knock up a small test app that simply gives a root layer to a view, adds a fixed size layer to that, and then adds another layer to *that* layer ... with the appropriate mask set for the autoresizing - and then see what happens. AFAIK, this is exactly what my actual app is doing, but I'm not seeing the layer resize.

Joe, is this still a problem? I have some code the seems to work properly but I need to study it and compare it to yours before I comment further. Sorry for the wait but I'm just learning this stuff and I wrote the code a couple of months ago and haven't had to re-visit it. When I have something for you, I'll send it to the list so everyone can benefit.

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