Force UITableViewCell to keep objects right-aligned on orientation change

I have a UITableViewCell. The textLabel.text is set to some value. To the cell's subview, I add either a UILabel, UIButton or a UITextField (just one of these per cell). I add those views using a CGRectMake, which means I have to specify the X position.

But when I change the iPad's orientation, the UITableViewCell stretches and so the UILabel, UIButton or the UITextField isn't 开发者_Go百科right aligned anymore. It is a few pixels off to the left, which makes it look ugly.

How can I make the objects on the right-hand side stay right-aligned, even when the orientation changes?

(If you go to iPad's "Settings" -- see the settings on the right view -- any orientation changes, and they stay glued to the right-end of the UITableViewCell. That's the effect I'm after here.)

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OK, figured it out! You can just set the UITableViewCell's accessoryView property to the control object and it just works!

cell.accessoryView = the_control

No need to mess around with anything else. I found this out by reading the Table View Programming Guide for the iOS from the iOS Developer Library, which I should've done in the first place :-)

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You should set the autoresizingMask property of the to-be-glued view such that it keeps a fixed distance from the right edge. In IB this is point-and-click, in code this is done by

 myview.autoresizingMask = UIViewAutoresizingFlexibleLeftMargin