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Further to my question yesterday, I am using a view with UILabels, output to an external monitor.
The labels can have text set on them, unless they are disabled. But (obviously) a disabled label has it’s text greyed out. Is there anyway to override this behaviour?
The only other thing I can think of doing is to subclass UILabel and have a variable setting it as editable, but would that affect serialization?
Thanks!
Nevermind, it seems that behaviour cannot be changed. I simply subclassed the UILabel and added a variable to check if it was editable. Cheers guys.