Content view position + AppleDoc #33
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October 9, 2013 15:27
Added some properties to define where do you want the view to be placed, horizontally (left, center, right) and vertically (top, center, bottom). Also you can define the space between the view and the borders (if the view is not centered of course).
Just adding dummy comments to the .h to supress the warnings from the AppleDoc compiler.
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In most of the cases you want to see the modal view in the center, but in some cases you want it to be somewhere else. For example if the view has a textfield, you want it to be in the top, so the keyboard doesn't cover it.
For that purpose I have added properties to define the alignment (horizontal+vertical) of the view. By default it will be centered, but you can change it by just changing the values of alignment and spacing.
Also, I have added comments in the .h file, just to suppress the warnings from the AppleDoc compiler. The code is self explanatory I think, but AppleDoc is a good feature to have in XCode anyway.