Hi.
I pulled my hair way too long for this issue and finally
decided to solve the problem of the UINavigationBar's
topItem's titleView *not* being centred when either of
the other two sides had an UIBarButtonItem by ...
subclassing UINavigationBar!
All my attempts at manipulating the titleView's
Thank you all for hammering this down, maybe I needed it :)
I completely forgot about the unique superview thing, and didn't know
about the actual bit sharing that UIImage could perform, both of which
do settle my use case as a no-no. Thanks.
>> Now in *another* nib file I have *another* control
On 6 Jun 2010, at 09:38, Ken Thomases wrote:
> On Jun 6, 2010, at 3:12 AM, Jean-François Brouillet wrote:
>
>> [...] making reference to object id 123 in file one.xib to object id 456
>> in file two.xib should be a walk in the park ...
>
> You're still not getting i
I can see that my question may not be very clear, so I'm taking another angle :)
A few years ago when Spring came out in Java land, I had an "Aha" moment when
I realised that it was just about creating singletons all over the place (Spring
calls them "beans") without the benefit of a nifty editor,
> • Subject: Re: Cross XIB references?
> • User-agent: Microsoft-Entourage/12.23.0.091001
> On Sat, 05 Jun 2010 22:14:22 +0100, Jean-Fran?ois Brouillet
> said:
> >So ... is there a way to refer to NIB1.objA from NIB2.objB ?
>
> This is probably the most FAQ in the entire Cocoa universe, so check
Hi.
Consider the situation where I have a "root" ImageView in IB.
I specify the actual image I want it to hold by just filling/
selecting which of the existing images are already present in the
project, using the "Image" input box of the Image View Attributes
inspector.
Then I can just set the ti
