I'm using -defaultActionForKey: to add an animation when a sublayer is
removed from its parent. My animation is never used and instead the
sublayer fades out (which I assume is the default). But if I add the
animation to kCAOnOrderIn it works as I expect.
My sublayer class's defaultActionForKey: implementation looks like this:
+ (id<CAAction>)defaultActionForKey:(NSString *)key
{
if ([key isEqualToString:kCAOnOrderOut]) {
return [MyAnimation animation];
}
return [super defaultActionForKey:key];
}
What do I need to do to change the order out animation?
Thanks,
Dion Crannitch
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