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Tabbed application and action connection error. #1120

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edvv opened this issue Oct 11, 2016 · 2 comments
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Tabbed application and action connection error. #1120

edvv opened this issue Oct 11, 2016 · 2 comments

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edvv commented Oct 11, 2016

Dear WinObjC Engineers,

While implementing a unit test I came across two bugs.

I have attached a small example Xcode project made with the boilerplate tabbed application template in Xcode (version 8.0) which makes a storyboard-based project. Running vsimporter.exe on it and running the resulting solution demonstrates the following two bugs:

  1. A tabbed-application repeats the tabs. It should show the tabs: "First" "Second" at the bottom, but shows "First" "Second" "First" "Second" instead, i.e.: the tabs visual repeat.
  2. Upon touch up, the button labelled "Button 1" issues an action to the view controller. That button works. Upon touch up, the button labelled "Button 2" issues an action to a custom object (MyClass) instantiated in the storyboard. That button does not issue its action to the MyClass instance. The actions are logged so the effect can be noticed on the Output pane.

Sincerely,

Ed

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ArnOmsft commented Nov 7, 2016

Thank you for the feedback, we're looking into this.

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edvv commented Dec 14, 2016

@ArnOmsft @oliversa-msft Just a quick note: The instance indirection in the storyboard or xib to set a connection is pretty much an archetype and important use case to implement.

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