2014/10/15 下午 10:14:39

iphone Programming Glossary: superview's

Different background colors for the top and bottom of a UITableView

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1114587/different-background-colors-for-the-top-and-bottom-of-a-uitableview

current scrollOffset by overriding scrollViewDidScroll Give the UITableView a clear background color and then set its superview's backgroundColor to a gradient pattern image. Does anyone know what the best practice solution is for this problem thanks...

How to get the center of the thumb image of UISlider

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1714405/how-to-get-the-center-of-the-thumb-image-of-uislider

to know where the center point of the thumb image falls when it's being manipulated. And the point should be in it's superview's coordinates. Looking at the UISlider docs I didn't see any property that tracked this. Is there some easy way to calculate..

Difference between view's frame and view's bound + iPhone

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3960051/difference-between-views-frame-and-views-bound-iphone

in advance. iphone uiview share improve this question The frame is the view's location in its superview using the superview's coordinate system. The bounds is the view's location and size in its own coordinate system. If you are getting the same..

What is meaning of calling superview's viewwillappear?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5632511/what-is-meaning-of-calling-superviews-viewwillappear

is meaning of calling superview's viewwillappear void viewwillAppear super viewwillAppear animated What does mean of calling super viewwillAppear animated..

UIView beginAnimations with subviews

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/868121/uiview-beginanimations-with-subviews

So far so good The problem is that when I add subviews to myView to my surprise they do not follow their superview's animation scheme Btw. subviews are currently added as usual in MyView's initWithFrame. I tried to set their transform property..

Keeping object on top of keyboard in the event of becomeFirstResponder or resignFirstResponder?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8704137/keeping-object-on-top-of-keyboard-in-the-event-of-becomefirstresponder-or-resign

myTextField . In my project the field's superview is responsible and since I load my UI from a nib I do it in the superview's awakeFromNib void awakeFromNib NSNotificationCenter defaultCenter addObserver self selector @selector keyboardWillHideOrShow..

iPhone drag/drop

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/979555/iphone-drag-drop

but you've asked the touch event for the location in terms of your subview. Instead ask for them based on the superview's coordinates like this void touchesMoved NSSet touches withEvent UIEvent event UITouch touch touches anyObject CGPoint location..