ew as a subview, removing it when a new
view needs to be added.
Thanks guys.
--- On Sun, 1/3/10, Matt Neuburg wrote:
> From: Matt Neuburg
> Subject: Re: Landscape view drawing as if in portrait mode
> To: "Ian was here"
> Cc: cocoa-dev@lists.apple.com
> Date: Sun
On Thu, 31 Dec 2009 23:49:54 -0800 (PST), Ian was here
said:
>It works fine when I initially attach a view to the view controller, but when
releasing it and attaching a new view, it screws up.
There may be some larger misconception at work here. You should not be
"releasing" a view controller's v
It works fine when I initially attach a view to the view controller, but when
releasing it and attaching a new view, it screws up.
Thanks Tony.
--- On Thu, 12/31/09, Tony Ingraldi wrote:
> From: Tony Ingraldi
> Subject: Re: Landscape view drawing as if in portrait mode
> To: &
Ian,
Are you saying that the view is drawing in the proper orientation but it isn't
filling the width of the landscape display? If this is the case, I would have
a look at the autoresizing mask settings for the problematic view(s).
--
Tony Ingraldi
http://www.majestysoftware.com/
Old-f
I am developing an application which has several views. All of which need to be
viewed in landscape mode. I set the UIInterfaceOrientation property to
UIInterfaceOrientationLandscapeLeft in the pList. Also overridden the following
method:
-
(BOOL)shouldAutorotateToInterfaceOrientation:(UIInter
