AutoLayout / XIB

[cemkozinoglu]

Hey awesome piece of code! Problem... When you load a card from XIB.. and move it around stuff within the card does not stay within the bounds.. hard to explain but let me send a screen show.

[cemkozinoglu]

[zhxnlai]

Are you using autolayout?

[cemkozinoglu]

Yup

[zhxnlai]

Would this post solve your problem?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/19917420/autolayout-violates-translation-rotation-animation

[cemkozinoglu]

It would but I think I found another problem. I read another autolayout/transform suggestion which was;

Wrap everything in the view inside a new host/proxy container view.. And have the container view to set constraints.. What turned out doing that so is.. When i start dragging the Card the frame of the card gets bigger.. Thus the center changes and everything inside the card moved off the bounds.. It wasnt visible before.

I can send a screenshot so you can see what I mean.

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On Dec 2, 2014, at 8:08 PM, Zhixuan Lai notifications@github.com wrote:

Would this post solve your problem?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/19917420/autolayout-violates-translation-rotation-animation

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[zhxnlai]

Yes please.

[cemkozinoglu]

[cemkozinoglu]

Ignore the "Invite friends" button please.. that is on a higer index on the main-view not on the card-view.

So as you can see, when I have a structure like:

ViewController
|--------ZLSwipeableView
|------------------------- CardView (UIView)
|-------------- Proxy UIView (which constraints to cardView 0,0,0,0)
|-------------- Rest of the buttons/images etc...

Instead of;

ViewController
|--------ZLSwipeableView
|------------------------- CardView (UIView)
|-------------- Rest of the buttons/images etc...

I can observe that when I move the card around, card starts getting bigger. This could be Bounds vs Frame issue when you are doing your magic?

[zhxnlai]

My guess is that the frame gets bigger after rotation and the view constraints update subviews based on the rotated frame, causing unwanted behaviors. Sorry, I don't have a solution yet but I will keep an eye on it.

[cemkozinoglu]

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5361369/uiview-frame-bounds-and-center

Are you using Bounds or Frame doing the calculations? I think it might be to do with Frame vs Bound issue. check the thread out.

[cemkozinoglu]

[zhxnlai]

I am using bounds inside ZLSwipeableView. The problem might be that Autolayout uses frame instead of bounds.

[cemkozinoglu]

Solved it.. here is the trick after adding the proxy view I mentioned above:

• (void)swipeableView:(ZLSwipeableView *)swipeableView didStartSwipingView:(UIView *)view atLocation:(CGPoint)location {
  UIView *card = view.subviews[0];
  card.translatesAutoresizingMaskIntoConstraints = YES;

  NSLog(@"did start swiping at location: x %f, y %f", location.x, location.y);
  }

So pretty much disabling autolayout when view starts moving.

[zhxnlai]

Nice, I'm glad that you solved the problem!

On Wednesday, December 3, 2014, Cem Kozinoglu notifications@github.com
wrote:

Solved it.. here is the trick after adding the proxy view I mentioned

above:

(void)swipeableView:(ZLSwipeableView *)swipeableView
didStartSwipingView:(UIView *)view atLocation:(CGPoint)location {
UIView *card = view.subviews[0];
card.translatesAutoresizingMaskIntoConstraints = YES;

NSLog(@"did start swiping at location: x %f, y %f", location.x,
location.y);
}

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