Correct way to provide constraints for views within views
Correct way to provide constraints for views within views
- Subject: Correct way to provide constraints for views within views
- From: William Squires <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 01 Jul 2014 12:44:19 -0500
Let's say I have an (OS X) application with one window. In it, I put a horizontal splitter so I now have two panes (sub-views). I now add a vertical splitter to the top such pane, further dividing it into two sub-panes (views), Each of these views has a view controller and xib, and in my applicationDidFinishLoading: I put the code to initialize my custom view controllers, and replace the existing (blank) views in these panes with the views obtained from the view controller's .view properties.
I want to make sure there's a minimum vertical size (height) for the lower pane of the horizontal splitter, and for the two upper panes of the horizontal splitter. Likewise, I want a minimum width for each of the two top panes.
Should these constraints be added in the xibs for each custom view (controller), or to the main views in MainMenu.xib?
BTW: I'm "redoing" the Graphique app in the book, "Beginning OS X Lion Apps Development" by aPress, but using a target of 10.8, and I want to use the new constraints system (to get practice, mostly).
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