Need iPhone orientation
Need iPhone orientation
- Subject: Need iPhone orientation
- From: Brad Cox <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 08 Aug 2009 16:29:48 -0400
- Thread-topic: Need iPhone orientation
Apologies if this appears twice; Entourage is acting up...
After years of Java/Swing/Web (and far too many away from ObjC ;), I'm
having a real struggle getting oriented to iPhone's way of doing things. Can
someone please help me get started?
I'm building a navigation based application (I think ;) by following this:
http://theappleblog.com/2009/04/15/iphone-dev-sessions-create-a-navigation-b
ased-application/ Call that with its several subpanes Pane2.
So far so good; I have that much working. I also have another project
with a login pane (Pane1), and several others with other panes I need for
the full app. (Pane 2-n). No app content for now; I simply need to navigate
between non-homogeneous panes.
Problem is, how the heck to sew this stuff together? Login pane first, then
Pane2 on clicking the OK button, then Pane3 on selecting one of the Pane2
rows, and so forth?
Then Pane2 needs to collect a set of on/off options for each of its rows.
I've been trying to use the first example from the UIControls sampler (in
ControlsViewController; the one with the slide switch) for that. But running
into much the same problems; lack of the "big picture" about how all these
tutorials and documents tie together.
Can someone please help? Thanks!
PS: Current problem is an infinite loop where [CALayer sublayers] calls
[UIViewHierarchy
makeSubtreePerformSelector:withObject:withObject:copySublayers:] forever.
Probably due to the same thing; lack of understanding how interface builder
operations relate to the code.
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