xcode-storyboard

I've tried XCode 8 GM seed and I've found out a serious issue in the Storyboard, either you use Auto Layout or disable it, Xcode 8 messes up with a UIView included into a UIScrollView , as shown here: The wired thing is that if I resize that embedded UIView into the ScrollView , quit Xcode and open my project again, that UIView gets bigger again, with no sense, all the times. Have you encountered the same issue? Do you think Apple fix this big bug with the Official release of XCode 8? Thanks! UPDATE Unfortunately even the official version of Xcode 8 has the same issue :( if you are using Auto

Is there a way to merge XCode 4.2 Storyboard files? I'm working with another developer on an iPhone project and all my attempts at merging changes into a storyboard file have met with failure and after which Xcode is no longer able to load the storyboard. Consequently I have to do an svn revert and then redo my modifications. Adam Here's the only tool I've ever come across which lets you merge storyboards: https://github.com/marcinolawski/StoryboardMerge 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8393214/xcode-storyboard-merging

I'm building an iOS app from scratch on Xcode 6 beta 4. I'm trying to make it universal and to use autolayout to have the same views for iPhone and iPad. What is the best way to manage font sizes? For instance, a button with font size 10 might be OK on an iPhone, but I might want it to be bigger when my button scales up for the iPad. Should it be managed programmatically or is there a smart way to do this? NRitH When you're using universal storyboards, each text-displaying control in a storyboard will now have a small + icon to the left of the font setting in the Attributes Inspector. If you

I am able to right-click and drag from my custom UIView subclass file to the storyboard elements to connect them, but unable to do so the other way around. I believe this is an Xcode bug. Is there anything that I can do to fix this? This is not the first time that it happen already and its annoying. I already tried cleaning and restarting Xcode several times with no luck. This does not work (Right clicking from the storyboard to Swift file) This works (Right clicking from swift file's IBAction to storyboard) Btw, I am using Xcode 8.1 with Swift 3.0. UPDATE: I'm not looking for an answer on how

I updated to Xcode 6.1 to fix an error I was having with the Interface Builder Cocoa Touch Tool spiking to 99% CPU usage when I used the storyboard, which would freeze Xcode. Now that that error is fixed, I have a possibly even more frustrating error. When I use the storyboard, while I'm working on a UIViewController , my UITextView , my custom UITextView s (which are subclasses of UITextView , but for all intents and purposes in the storyboard, they're UITextView s), and my UIImageView suddenly disappear! Here's how the default main view inside my view controller looks right now: Main View

Can someone explain in simple words the difference between .xib and .storyboard? Sagar Hatekar Apple introduced the concept of "storyboarding" in iOS5 SDK to simplify and better manage screens in your app. You can still use the .xib way of development. Pre-storyboard, each UIViewController had an associated .xib with it. Storyboard achieves two things: .storyboard is essentially one single file for all your screens in the app and it shows the flow of the screens. You can add segues /transitions between screens, this way. So, this minimizes the boilerplate code required to manage multiple