Re: CALayer autoresizing behaviour
Re: CALayer autoresizing behaviour
- Subject: Re: CALayer autoresizing behaviour
- From: "Michael A. Crawford" <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 28 Jan 2009 09:54:54 -0800
That sounds like a good plan. I did something similar in order to try
to work out a problem I had with nested CATextLayer objects not
displaying. The test app worked great. When I reproduced the
necessary bits of code in my application, I still cannot see the text
layers. It is very frustrating. Either Apple has a bug (I pray this
is not the case) or I've missed something. I walked away from the
problem for a while to work on another area of my app. I'll get back
to it later, not because it is low-priority, but because I've been
trying to solve the problem for a while with little success.
As for the auto-resizing, problem you are having, when looking over my
code, I stopped as soon as I noticed the 'needDisplayOnBoundsChange'
property. Perhaps there is more to it that I've forgotten. I'll have
another look at my code and get back to you.
-Michael
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On Jan 28, 2009, at 5:57 AM, Joe Wildish wrote:
Michael,
Thanks for getting back to me. Yes, it is still a problem. However,
I have a fairly large list of problems I'm working on right now, and
this isn't near the top :) So I've not looked at it again since
posting to the list ...
Having said that; I am intending to knock up a small test app that
simply gives a root layer to a view, adds a fixed size layer to
that, and then adds another layer to *that* layer ... with the
appropriate mask set for the autoresizing - and then see what
happens. AFAIK, this is exactly what my actual app is doing, but I'm
not seeing the layer resize.
Any input you have would be appreciated.
Regards,
-Joe
On 26 Jan 2009, at 21:09, Michael A. Crawford wrote:
Joe, is this still a problem? I have some code the seems to work
properly but I need to study it and compare it to yours before I
comment further. Sorry for the wait but I'm just learning this
stuff and I wrote the code a couple of months ago and haven't had
to re-visit it. When I have something for you, I'll send it to the
list so everyone can benefit.
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