I’m curious if anyone has some helpful hints when state restoration doesn’t
work. I have the following situation:
UIWindow subclass
-UITabViewController subclass
Each tab has:
—UISplitViewController subclass
—UINavigationController subclass
-UIVC Master subclass
-UIVC Detail subclass
Its all in code - no storyboard. I’m creating the window, tab, split, in the
willFinishLaunching so that its all ready for state restoration. I have the
restoration identifiers setup. I have the detail view controller conforming to
UIViewControllerRestoration and viewControllerWithRestorationIdentifierPath
does get called. I’m creating the detail VC, and I’m seeing it all get decoded
properly.
I’ve read every article I can find on state restoration, the docs, etc… and I
just can’t find anything that provides common reasons for it not working. Here
is what’s driving me crazy: I got it all working once. Then I went to apply it
to another tab and its View controllers, and I’ve never gotten it to work again.
I’ve always hated working with state restoration, and I’m about to go
old-school.
Alex Kac
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