Hi,
I pass the controller into the datasource e.g.
this._bikeList.DataSource = new TableViewDataSource (_list, this);
so that in the datasource I can pick up the orientation.
so this works
public TableViewDataSource (List list,
rootBikeListiPad ReviseList) {
this._list = list;
I'm running into an issue when a view needs to be aware of the current
orientation. Before I was able to do the following:
UIDevice.CurrentDevice.Orientation
This does not seem to work in iOS6 (I'm on the iPad simulator) - it returns
"Unknown".
The controller has this.InterfaceOrientation, but
Hi Miljenko
The problem you are hitting is that the .xib specifies that the type of
that outlet is a UIImageView. In Xcode's UI Designer, you can select that
UIImageView and then specify a custom class name to use in the property
editor.
Hope that helps,
Jeff
On Wed, Oct 17, 2012 at 3:11 AM, Mi
Hi
On 2012.09.22 18:50, Steve Maddox wrote:
Have any of you little geniuses out there ever worked with a fourier
transformation function in monotouch? I need to analyze some audio
I'm half way through:
http://www.aforgenet.com/framework/
check if that suits Your needs. I hope this week on g
Hi
Our team is porting a WinCE app to MT. This app is quite complex
(native, SqlServerCE,
image/jpeg manipulation etc), so our clients are trying to retain as
much code as they can.
So in first run/spurt we created all WinForms CE Forms as xibs and did
some proof-of-concept
bindings to busi
