For several weeks, I went through resources and looked for recommendations from non-kiddo dev on how to work with custom size UIToolbar in an application based on the UINavigationController. By “work” I mean an uncharacteristic approach that allows you to use key things, such as graceful hide / show toolbars, scroll-hide and other graceful animations.
Creating a custom instance of the class UIToolbar
that goes into the instance UINavigationController
that overrides sizeThatFits:
, resizes as expected, but results in a couple of unacceptable problems.
So, here we have a common replacement sizeThatFits:
, offered by many:
- (CGSize) sizeThatFits:(CGSize)inSize {
CGSize sz = [super sizeThatFits:inSize];
sz.height = SS_TOOLBAR_HEIGHT;
return sz;
}
Ok, fine, the size is resized, but if you set breakpoints on this function, then it’s clear that something else still hits 44 pt for this height. Try setting a breakpoint there and see how often it is called - it seems suspicious (this comes into play later).
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, sizeThatFits:
UIToolbar:
- (CGSize) sizeThatFits:(CGSize)inSize {
CGSize sz = [super sizeThatFits:inSize];
sz.height = _minimized ? SS_TOOLBAR_HEIGHT_MINIMIZED : SS_TOOLBAR_HEIGHT;
return sz;
}
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- (CGSize) sizeThatFits:(CGSize)inSize {
CGSize sz = [super sizeThatFits:inSize];
if ( _animationInProgress ) {
sz.height = _minimized ? SS_TOOLBAR_HEIGHT_MINIMIZED : SS_TOOLBAR_HEIGHT;
}
return sz;
}
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