Re: More IB constraints woes

2013-03-03 Thread Rick Mann
On Mar 3, 2013, at 01:42 , Uli Kusterer wrote: > There's a grey capsule-ish thing in the lower right of the window. It looks > like a segmented control, but is actually a group of popups with the auto > layout stuff. One of them controls whether resizing the window should affect > any subview

Re: More IB constraints woes

2013-03-03 Thread Uli Kusterer
There's a grey capsule-ish thing in the lower right of the window. It looks like a segmented control, but is actually a group of popups with the auto layout stuff. One of them controls whether resizing the window should affect any subviews or leave them in place. Just toggle that and you should

Re: More IB constraints woes

2013-03-02 Thread Rick Mann
Sorry, I moved the video: http://f.cl.ly/items/431I2O2A0y350r3k0a13/IBConstraintsResize.mov --- On Mar 2, 2013, at 15:16 , Chuck Soper wrote: > At the bottom of the following page it says, "Tip: To test the behavior of > Auto Layout constraints when you are editing a nib file, hold dow

Re: More IB constraints woes

2013-03-02 Thread Rick Mann
On Mar 2, 2013, at 15:16 , Chuck Soper wrote: > At the bottom of the following page it says, "Tip: To test the behavior of > Auto Layout constraints when you are editing a nib file, hold down the > Command key and resize the window." >

Re: More IB constraints woes

2013-03-02 Thread Warren Postma
I recently asked a very similar question to this on stackoverflow. Answer: Edit the constraints using the properties/utilities area and not using drag/drop as the XCode/IB drag-drop constraint engine is horribly broken. It even creates duplicate constraints for you that can't be deleted. http://

Re: More IB constraints woes

2013-03-02 Thread Chuck Soper
At the bottom of the following page it says, "Tip: To test the behavior of Auto Layout constraints when you are editing a nib file, hold down the Command key and resize the window."

More IB constraints woes

2013-03-02 Thread Rick Mann
For the life of me, I can't get IB to behave the way I want it to (or, I don't understand how to use IB). In this scenario, I want to add some widgets to a window. First I need to make space in the window, so I command-drag the bottom edge to enlarge it. I thought holding command while dragging