In the following example, I'm displaying a child view in a container view
attached to a view controller's view property ... on a Retina iPhone
simulator.
EXPECTED: The VFL constraints cause the child to fill the screen whereas
UNEXPECTED: the programmatic constraints cause the child to fill
Ah, I forgot to add constraints to establish the origin.
Got it. Thanks,
-Luther
On Sat, Jul 26, 2014 at 10:44 AM, Luther Baker lutherba...@gmail.com
wrote:
In the following example, I'm displaying a child view in a container view
attached to a view controller's view property ... on a
Hi,
for some reason NSSlider set up to send continuous action messages sends a
much higher number action messages (10 times as many) than it previously did.
This affects not only apps linked against 10.10 but also ones that link against
10.9.
Is this intentional? The AppKit release notes
I'm writing an iOS program that stores data in a text file (UTF-8) that
contains custom tags which are only meaningful to my app. Loading the files,
and doing useful work with them is not a problem - but I would like these files
to be sharable, so that one user can send his data files to
I've been googling a while and haven't found anything solid yet. I've been
doing a lot of iOS development, this is my first journey into OS X.
AVSimplePlayer required using the menu to load a movie... I want to do
something much simpler than that.
I have a large bitmap of an iPad. I'd like to
I have a pretty good frames based background but I'd like to consider an
iPhone screen done with AutoLayout on a UIScrollView such that the bottom
UITextView grows vertically to fill the vertical space remaining from the
text view to the bottom of the device.
UIScrollView parent
On Jul 26, 2014, at 20:58 , Luther Baker lutherba...@gmail.com wrote:
I have a pretty good frames based background but I'd like to consider an
iPhone screen done with AutoLayout on a UIScrollView such that the bottom
UITextView grows vertically to fill the vertical space remaining from the
On Jul 26, 2014, at 21:09 , Quincey Morris
quinceymor...@rivergatesoftware.com wrote:
Isn’t the answer to this …
Sorry, I quoted the wrong thing. I meant, isn’t the answer to the stuff about
the keyboard in that documentation?
Is the scroll view there only to deal with the case of the
Yep - I'm good with the keyboard part (ie: I can tell how much of the
screen will disappear) ...
won’t a “bottom space to superview”
Are you hoping that when the keyboard comes up -- it shortens the parent
view you are referring to? To date, that has not been my experience. The
keyboard just
