I have a UIViewController
and in willRotateToInterfaceOrientation
, i am calling [self view] setNeedsLayout];
This view call's it's subview's (a UIScrollView
) layoutSubviews
开发者_JAVA百科 method, but the UIScrollView
doesn't call layoutSubviews
for it's subviews. Is this how it's suppose to be? I thought if you call setNeedsLayout
on a view, it will call layoutSubviews
on each and every subivew and their subviews and on...
Do I have to manually, override layoutsubview
in UIScrollView
and call setNeedsDisplay
for each of the subviews?
Thanks.
I observed the same thing in my app some time ago and it seems that setNeedsLayout
only affects the view's subviews and does not traverse down. If you use custom views you can easily subclass the views and iterate over the subviews in setNeedsLayout
and perform an explicit setNeedsLayout
on them.
If you want it to be the default behavior you could override the method in a category, but I really would not do this since it affects all views and may introduce performance and other unexpected issues.
You could do something like this
@interface UIView (Layout)
- (void)setNeedsLayoutRecursively;
@end
@implementation UIView (Layout)
- (void)setNeedsLayoutRecursively {
for (UIView *view in self.subviews) {
[view setNeedsLayoutRecursively];
}
[self setNeedsLayout];
}
@end
typed in browser, not tested
However, be aware that this is not good practice! You should only update what needs updating. This could result in a severe performance hit. Use with caution!
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