Prior to this, FLEX could appear in the wrong scene or with the wrong width if the scene is not the full width of the screen, which is almost always the case in multi scene environments.
Thanks @Saafo!
This demonstrates how to register a shortcut from a project with the new pubilc APIs for presenting tools.
I put it in the commit list screen because I didn't feel like rewriting it in Swift.
The project is built with FLEXFilteringTableViewController and utilizes FLEXObjectExplorerFactory to demonstrate how to use them in your own projects. It also shows how to properly import use FLEX in Swift projects.
Other changes:
- Editor/caller view controllers use a toolbar for the call/set button now
- FLEXNavigationController adds the Done button to it's root view controller instead of FLEXExplorerViewController
- FLEXExplorerViewController now overrides presentViewController: and dismissViewControllerAnimated: to toggle its window's key status instead of using new methods to do it
- Adds a 't' simulator shortcut to quickly present an explorer screen for testing
Object properties are strong by default, and primitive ones are assign by default. Verbosity is nice, but in this case it introduces unnecessary cognitive load.
Remove all usage of `strong` and `assign` property attributes
Replaces the following method calls with dot syntax:
- count, length, UTF8String, CGColor, contentOffset, firstObject, lastObject, allObjects, allKeys, allValues, subviews, scale, frame, bounds, bytes
Also replaces various UIKit and Foundation singleton method calls with dot syntax, such as UIApplication.sharedApplication. These are all `class` properties now and Xcode will autocomplete them.
Also fixes a couple warnings.
Adds a custom "segmented control" for use on the object explorers as well as the heap explorer, due to bugs with the default implementation of the UISearchBar scope bar, and the limited size of the scope bar.
The new scope bar will scroll and display the entire class hierarchy for any object. As for the heap explorer, we can switch back to the native scope bar for iOS 13 since iOS 13 has fixed the biggest bugs.
Wouldn't have been a problem if they were just using "default" everywhere, but for some reason they set all the labels to "Dark Text Color" and the backgrounds to white
Tanner Bennett
Sergo Beruashvili
Tanner Bennett
Nick Holub
Saafo
Ryan Olson
Ryan Olson (IG)
Antoine Cœur