CPSplitView indents its subviews by frame.origin
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Francisco Tolmasky
Just so I understand correctly, does this mean that as you move the parent split view to the right, so too its inner views move?
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Daniel Kennett
Yes - the further in the SplitView is moved, the larger the indent.
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Francisco Tolmasky
Could you upload a full runnable test case, I'm having trouble reproducing this.
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Daniel Kennett
Sure, attached.
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admin (at 280north)
- State changed from new to resolved
(from [0ac0a84b18feba19ad0b0451831b6329c163f1e0]) Fix for CPSplitView indents its subviews by frame.origin.
[#106 CPSplitView indents its subviews by frame.origin state:resolved]
Reviewed by me. http://github.com/280north/cappu...
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Francisco Tolmasky
- Assigned user set to Francisco Tolmasky
- State changed from resolved to new
- Milestone set to 0.6
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Francisco Tolmasky
Excellent, thanks.
Fixed in TOT. Sorry about that, the perils of always putting everything at 0,0.
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Francisco Tolmasky
- State changed from new to resolved
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