On 5 Apr '08, at 4:47 PM, Lincoln Green wrote:
[secondView setFrame:[firstView frame]];
This should be
[secondView setFrame:[firstView bounds]];
The frame is the view's rectangle in its parent's coordinate system;
the bounds is its rect in its own coordinates.
So secondView's frame is in firstView's coords, and if you want it to
fill firstView you need to specify that rect in firstView's coords,
which is its bounds.
(Another tip: Typically a view's bounds always start at (0,0), unless you've scrolled the view. And you almost never need to call setBounds: — you'd only do that if you need to scroll or scale the view. To move or resize it, use setFrame:.)
—Jens
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