On Tue, Oct 20, 2015, at 11:21 AM, Stevo Brock wrote:
> The trick is, if in the storyboard, on the UIPageController, I set the
> “Under Top Bars” to yes, my custom view draws full screen. But when I
> toggle the navigationBarHidden, the custom view and its superview scroll
> up and down the size
Hi
I am trying to create an NSSplitView-based application.
For the sake of modularity, I would like to separate different parts of the
app into several view controllers (each has its own xib).
The problem is when I add a split view as a child view of
NSViewController.view, then load my view
An interesting discovery. I went through all properties one by one in
NSSplitView, comparing ones that are set automatically to NSSplitView in a
MainMenu.xib and the one that are set automatically in
MyViewController.xib. When I load NSSplitView as part of another xib, its
property
Devs,
I have a UIStackView, which holds an image view and a text view. The image view
has an activity indicator view as a subview (I add this programmatically). When
the view initially view loads, I center the activity indicator view within the
image view and starting the animation for the
