On Nov 14, 2008, at 9:12 AM, Fabrizio Guglielmino wrote:
Sorry but I forgot to say my application is for iPhone so I don't need
setWantsLayer:YES, I don't think this make the difference, right?
Layers are always on on iPhone, so yes it makes no difference here.
So, if I understand, I can mak
2008/11/14 David Duncan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> On Nov 14, 2008, at 8:10 AM, Fabrizio Guglielmino wrote:
>
>> in some previous posts I was looking for information about CALayer
>> rotation and now I can rotate layer using core animation.
>> This mail it's about a strange behaviour, in my simple test
On Nov 14, 2008, at 8:10 AM, Fabrizio Guglielmino wrote:
in some previous posts I was looking for information about CALayer
rotation and now I can rotate layer using core animation.
This mail it's about a strange behaviour, in my simple test I have a
single View and a little image loaded as cont
Hi all,
in some previous posts I was looking for information about CALayer
rotation and now I can rotate layer using core animation.
This mail it's about a strange behaviour, in my simple test I have a
single View and a little image loaded as content of main layer.
in the bottom of View there is a
Hi all,
in some previous posts I was looking for information about CALayer
rotation and now I can rotate layer using core animation.
This mail it's about a strange behaviour, in my simple test I have a
single View and a little image loaded as content of main layer.
in the bottom of View there is a
On Jun 29, 2008, at 11:25 PM, Gordon Apple wrote:
BTW, I tried unsuccessfully to observe the clip view's bounds to
trigger
code to resize the CALayers. Why can't I observe it? I finally set
an
observer on the scale factor in SKTZoomingScrollView.
because the bounds value of views ar
I'm not familiar with SKTZoomingScrollView but I do wonder why its
author wrote it that way, when to get zooming you can simply use the
actual view's -scaleUnitSquareToSize: method (plus frame computation),
and any enclosing clipview/scrollview does the right thing without any
work at all.
Apparently, there is a disconnect between the view's coordinate system
context and that of the contained CALayers. I'm using Sketch's
SKTZoomingScrollView to set the scale factor of my main drawing view. It
works great without CALayers. What is does is it scales the bounds of the
containing
