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[TIMOB-17235]: iOS Windows in tabGroup flicker on first open #10014

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[TIMOB-17235]: iOS Windows in tabGroup flicker on first open #10014

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[TIMOB-17235]: iOS Windows in tabGroup flicker on first open
vijaysingh-axway Apr 26, 2018
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vijaysingh-axway Apr 26, 2018
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vijaysingh-axway May 2, 2018
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ssjsamir May 3, 2018
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[TIMOB-17235] : Unit test added
vijaysingh-axway May 3, 2018
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[TIMOB-17235]: linting issue fixed
vijaysingh-axway May 3, 2018
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hansemannn May 3, 2018
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hansemannn May 19, 2018
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hansemannn May 19, 2018
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5 changes: 5 additions & 0 deletions iphone/Classes/TiUITabProxy.m
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Expand Up @@ -255,6 +255,11 @@ - (void)openWindow:(NSArray *)args
[window setIsManaged:YES];
[window setTab:self];
[window setParentOrientationController:self];

TiUIView *view = [window view];
TiViewController *controller = (TiViewController *)[window hostingController];
[view setFrame:controller.view.bounds];
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How about [TiUtils setView:controller.view positionRect:controller.view.bounds]? It also respects the center, although it's not as important here.


//Send to open. Will come back after _handleOpen returns true.
if (![window opening]) {
args = ([args count] > 1) ? [args objectAtIndex:1] : nil;
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