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Should I put the UIToolbar right in the window at the bottom, and then put the view above it (so the view doesn’t continue underneath the toolbar), or should I just make the view cover the whole window and then add the toolbar as a subview to the view? So my question is, should the toolbar be a subview of the view or the window?
– the window: the toolbar would be on the same level as the view, and would not overlap it
– the view: it would be inside the view.
Thanks!!
I believe you want to add the toolbar as a subview to the view. Views optimize themselves to not draw any part that is covered up by a subview, so you shouldn’t get a performance hit by doing this either.