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I have an UIVIewController "controller1" for instance. This controller is instanciated with initWithNibName... with "file1.xib". I want to dynamically change the xib file of my "controller1" to "file2.xib" To resume : "controller1" <-> "file1.xib" and I want to dynamically have : "controler1" <-> "file2.xib" How can I do this ? Hope I was clear. When you want to change views in a UIViewController just just use this code: NSArray *nibObjs = [[NSBundle mainBundle] loadNibNamed:@"file2" owner:self options:nil]; UIView *aView = [nibObjs objectAtIndex:0]; self.view = aView; I have two responses : 1

Can someone help me with this scenario? *There is a button, which when tapped, slides opens up a UIView, with the tapped button still to its left. *This button when tapped again, makes the UIView slide back. What you describe is easy. Let's call the view that slides in from the right a drawer ("drawerView"). Set up the drawer view as a child view of your view controller's main view. Make that "drawer" view a container view. Put everything you want inside it. (Your text view, buttons, etc.) Also put your button inside this view. Connect that button to an action "slideDrawer" in your view

I have created simple view using interface builder. This view has one label. Do you know how to create init method for this class ? I wrote my own version but I am not sure that it is correct or not. @interface AHeaderView () @property (nonatomic, weak) IBOutlet UILabel *descriptionLabel; @end @implementation AHeaderView - (id)initWithFrame:(CGRect)frame { self = [super initWithFrame:frame]; if (self) { // add subview from nib file NSArray *nibContents = [[NSBundle mainBundle] loadNibNamed:@"AHeaderView" owner:nil options:nil]; AHeaderView *plainView = [nibContents lastObject]; plainView

I've always been curious how instagram gets it's tags to layout fluidly and wanted to know what goes behind this functionality? To me, it seems like they're using UIButton's and just calculating placement of the buttons line by line? Is that right? Or is there a simpler method of doing it without having to manual calculate the placement of each tag line by line / or side by side given that multiple tag's width's fit together? Or, are they using NSAttributedStrings? Any ideas? Here's an example of the layout I'm referring to. Here is a simplified way to do it using UITextView and

I have an app that has a settings page in which the user can change the app's language. Eventually, the direction of the xibs will change. To explain a bit more, if the language is English for example, the direction will be LTR; However if it's Arabic, it will be RTL. Question What is the best approach to achieve this? Approaches tried with issues NSUserDefaults : When setting the language to "ar-SA", the direction changes successfully but only when it's called in the main class. When I do it in runtime, the app must be restarted to take effect. Even if there's a way to restart the app, it's