I know you can change the origin/anchor point of a UIKit object in interface builder, bout how can I do this programmatically? Or do I have have to simply change position coordinates to be appropriate to the default anchor point?
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I know you can change the origin/anchor point of a UIKit object in interface builder, bout how can I do this programmatically? Or do I have have to simply change position coordinates to be appropriate to the default anchor point?
UIViews do not have the concept of an anchor point (unlike CALayers). You can position them using the
frameproperty or thecenterproperty. Interface Builder fakes the anchor point and actually stores the UIView’s frame coordinates in the nib file.