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I have a UIPickerView added as a subview to my main view. I also have a series of textfields in the main view, so the picker view covers some up. So I was wondering if it is possible to move the main view (containing textfields) while the picker view (subview added to main view) remains stationary?
The only way to accomplish this would be to move the subview by the same amount in the opposite direction, negating the child view’s movement. So, for example, if I move the parent’s x origin +42 pixels, I should move the child’s x origin -42 pixels. This can be encapsulated pretty easily into a single call.