On Jul 1, 2010, at 12:56 AM, Oleg Krupnov wrote:
> Thanks Scott,
>
> To draw shadows around cells, I would have to draw outside the cell
> view's frame, i.e. on the parent view or sibling cells, respecting the
> z-order. Is this possible?
Again, layer-hosting views can't have subviews. You will
Thanks Scott,
To draw shadows around cells, I would have to draw outside the cell
view's frame, i.e. on the parent view or sibling cells, respecting the
z-order. Is this possible?
Also, the cells in my view can be moving over each other with an
animation. When the cell view is moved using setFram
On Jul 1, 2010, at 3:14 AM, Oleg Krupnov wrote:
> Right, I want to add subviews into a layer-hosting view.
>
You can’t.
> I want to do this, in particular, because I want the "cells" in my
> custom view to drop shadows. If I implement cells like simple subviews
> and use layer-backed view, I c
Right, I want to add subviews into a layer-hosting view.
I want to do this, in particular, because I want the "cells" in my
custom view to drop shadows. If I implement cells like simple subviews
and use layer-backed view, I can't seem to do it, can I?
I have performed an experiment right now and
A layer-hosting view can’t have subviews, which is what it sounds like you want
to do in the second to last paragraph.
Why can’t you just use layer-backed views? You get the controls, you can still
do animation using the animation proxy and the other animation methods.
On Jun 30, 2010, at 5:27
