Converting existing storyboard to tab-based interface
Converting existing storyboard to tab-based interface
- Subject: Converting existing storyboard to tab-based interface
- From: Alex Hall <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 27 Nov 2015 19:15:54 -0500
Hello list,
I have an iOS app, and the more I work with it, the less I like my existing navigation system. I want to go to tabs instead, but I also want to make sure I do it right.
My setup is, aside from the primary menu I've been using, pretty simple. There are three scenes to each part of my app: a master view, a detail view, and a navigation controller. Some areas have extra scenes in the navigation controller hierarchy (filter options, for instance). My point is that there are navigation controllers all over the place.
After I add my tab bar controller, how do I add my tabs? I'll add tab bar items to the controller, as I recall, then hook each to the scene that tab should open. But do I hook to my navigation controllers, or to my master view scenes?
Also, what's the order? When VO is used while making segues, you drag a segue connection from the target scene to the control that launches the segue, not the other way around. Here, then, do I drag from the scene to the tab bar item, or the item to the target scene?
Does the item even go in the tab bar controller, or is it in the target scene?
VoiceOver can do most everything else in IB, but tabs have always given me trouble when I tried to use them--another reason I didn't want to use them when I started this project some months back. There has to be a way, though, and this app would work better with tabs, so… Time to figure out tab bar controllers then. Thanks in advance.
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