interface-builder

问题 I am using this code and its placing my view at the top of the viewing area instead of the bottom. Any idea what I am doing wrong? I am not creating the view in swift because I already have it created in IB with a toolbar and pickerview inside it. let height = view.frame.size.height yearView.frame = CGRect(x: 0, y: height - 250, width: self.view.frame.width, height: 250) Even if I use the y coordinate and say 50 the view wont budge from the top. All I am trying to do is place this subview at

问题 If you look at this image (I don't want to upload it, as it does not belong to me), you will see what appears to be a uiview inside the main uiview controller in the settings app of an iPad. My question is, how do I replicate this programatically? In other words, how do I embed a UIView in another? Here's what I know and have done: Based on my research, this is called "subviews". Is this correct? I have created a UIView with the proper elements that I want in interface builder. It is

问题 I opened an old project in Xcode 6 Version 6.0 (6A279r). For certain .xib files IB is showing resize-view buttons as follows: But, for certain .xib files IB is not showing resize-view buttons: How can I enable the missing resize view buttons? 回答1: Alright, this was simple. Just go to "Attributes Inspector" and select "Freeform" under size: 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/25403748/xcode-how-to-get-resize-view-buttons-in-interface-builder

问题 I am loading a new view from a NIB (initWithNibName) and then I am pushing it into navigation controller stack (pushViewController). In order to have a proper "Back" button each view should have a title. Unfortunately I didn't manage to find a way to set up View Title in the Interface Builder. It can be done in run time: - (void)viewDidLoad { [super viewDidLoad]; self.navigationItem.title = @"MyTitle"; } But I didn't manage to do it in design time in the NIB. Is there a way of doing it? Thank

问题 New Method of Getting Items out of Nib Files. Example in answer below. This new Answer is the latest change in this project and Question I want to create a UIView subclass and I want to create an Interface builder file for the UIView. How would I connect the files owner to itself. I want to be able to Design the view and have it create the connections but I dont have a need for a view controller. Other than loading the nib into an array can I use the nib file as a connector to the view itself

问题 I know there are multiple questions asking the same thing, but none of their solutions worked for me. I made a custom viewController class (Home), and I made a .xib separately. (Effectively, I'll have 2 nibs -- one for the ipad version to load, and another for the iphone). When I try to instantiate an instance of the home class, I got the error I mentioned in the question. In the xib file, all I did was drag a viewcontroller object from the library to the screen, and it automatically added a

问题 Xcode5 milieu only. (Not older versions.) 1) make a new class called say Test. it's a UIViewController @interface Test:UIViewController 2) in storyboard, make a new screen, a UIViewController, change it to "Test" obviously, if you add a control (say, a button) on the storyboard, you can drag it to an IBOutlet defined in Test.h. No problem. 3) Now in Test.h add the two protocols .. @interface Test:UIViewController < UICollectionViewDataSource, UICollectionViewDelegateFlowLayout > 4) now in IB

问题 Somewhere in a blog post I stumbled upon a strings file which looked like this: // de.lproj/Localizable.strings "This is the title" = "Das ist der Titel" To me this looked like the actual labels in Interface builder were processed by the compiler so that no explicit translations using NSLocalizedString(@"SOME_IDENTIFIER", @""); would be necessary any more. My question now, is whether there is some kind of shortcut or do I need to localise all my individual labels on my view e.g. in the

问题 As you see, I want the title is under the image and the both of them center horizontally. Be careful, they are components of a button. I tried changing inset value on interface builder but it didn't work with others screen (I use auto layout), it messed up. Can I do it by using IB or have to "hard code" 回答1: in interface builder it is easy, just add a button change it to type custom like below image and also title as settings and set the image for your button, i set it as settingsButton.png .

问题 I'm creating an assistant sheet in my storyboard in interface builder. The viewController contains an NSPredicateEditor and is connected to a property of the viewController using cocoa bindings. However, I'm not able to properly configure the row templates. When I uncheck one of the predicate operators, I'm not able to re-enable them, nor I'm able to use any of the other provided operators. Doesn't Xcode support NSPredicateEditor anymore, or am I doing anything wrong here? Just to be clear, I