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iCarousel stay within border #52
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I actualy just added this as an FAQ item to the docs. It wasn't in the docs because it's a standard feature of UIView: Just set clipToBounds = YES (it's called something else in Interface Builder, but I think you'll find it). Nick (Sent from my iPhone) On 27 Oct 2011, at 21:59, jNoxx reply@reply.github.com wrote:
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Oh my, do I feel like a retard Nick.. NSComparisonResult compareViewDepth(UIView *view1, UIView *view2, iCarousel *self) |
I've added the function prototype to the interface, which should get rid of the error. |
Hey Nick,
This is actually one of the best opensource things for iOS, better then Three20 or whatever, very very very easy to use and just lovely.
there is just one thing bugging me actually. That the Carousel isn't respecting the bounds of it's view within a nib.
So if you create lets say an UIView with iCarousel as parent in a xib on a ViewController. And you make it half of iPad screen.
That when it gets loaded, they are over the border of what you tell them to stay in, is it me, am I missing something, or no one actually cared about this? :)
Greetings, Noxx.
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