xcode-storyboard

I googled the two word together but could not find anything. I have never used it. Is there any necessity for it although we have main.storyboard. They are two completely different things. The launch screen is what first appears when the user taps the app icon before the app is finished launching. It shows a single, static screen. It can't be dynamic and it can't use any custom classes or code. It's the replacement for launch images. The main storyboard is what your app actually displays when the app is running. It contains your app, code, and logic. When you run your program in Xcode

I've got plenty of experience with iOS, but Cocoa has me a bit confused. I read through several Apple docs on Cocoa but there are still details that I could not find anywhere. It seems the documentation was written before the NSDocument-based Xcode template was updated to use NSViewController, so I am not clear on how exactly I should organize my application. The template creates a storyboard with an NSWindow, NSViewController. My understanding is that I should probably subclass NSWindowController or NSWindow to have a reference to my model object, and set that in makeWindowControllers(). But

I have one screen. It will display like below Now When User clicked I have an Account and Password(button) it will display like below I want to move both views accordingly I added constraints using storyboard.Now need to change constraints from programming.. Carien van Zyl You need to create an IBOutlet of your constraint. Then you set the constant value of your constraint in code: labelWidthConstraint.constant = newValue If you want it animated you can do something like this: Swift labelWidthConstraint.constant = newValue UIView.animate(withDuration: 0.3, animations: { self.view

I have a storyboard with several different types of prototype cells with UILabels containing dynamic data. In my storyboard, the cell looks like this: The UILabel's Lines property is set to zero to allow multiple lines of text. It is pinned to the top, left, right of the content view and to the nearest neighbor on the bottom (the blue line). The blue line is pinned to the left and right of the content view and to the UILabel at the top, and the UITextView at the bottom.The UITextView is pinned to the content view on the bottom, left and right, and to the blue line at the top. When I run the

Anytime I add a tab bar controller to XCode the tab bar is greyed out and I can't see any of the tabs in the storyboard. At runtime it displays fine. I can't figure out why it is happening. Add an image to the Tab Bar Item and you will see the normal view of the tab bar on the specific View Controller where you changed it. When every single Tab Bar Item got an image you will also see the normal appearance in your Tab Bar Controller. Setting an image for the Tab Bar Items and restarting xcode fixed it for me. In the assets folder (or wherever your image is kept), set 'Render as' to Original

I have two storyboards one of them is default called Main and the other one I have just added is called Admin . Main is used for customer, Admin is used for owner of the app. I wonder how do you set initial/main interface storyboard programmatically. P.S. I know how to change it via xcode but do not know programatically. You do not set an initial storyboard programmatically. Here's how it works. Either you have a main storyboard listed in Xcode under Main Interface or you don't: If you do, that is the initial storyboard, period. That storyboard is loaded automatically at launch time, and its

I think I got all the steps down but I must be missing something because I can't make a connection from the labels in the cell to the code. Here's what I'm doing: set style of cell to custom dragging some labels onto the prototype cell. adding a new file to the project and making it a subclass of UITableViewCell in the identity inspector of the cell im trying to customize, I set its class to the new class I just created. TRY to control drag from the labels on the cell to the headerfile of the class I just created to setup an IBOutlet, but it won't let me. What am I missing? Declare the label