I am going through the Stanford iphone dev lectures on iTunes and ran into this in Lecture 5. We are trying to ensure a redraw will be done when the device rotates. I have two questions related to this:
- what is awakeFromNib, there's no call to this method in the rest of the code, how was it triggered?
- what does the codes inside initwithFrame do?
Thank you.
-(
void
)setup
{
self.contentMode
=UIViewContentModeRedraw;
}
-(
void
)awakeFromNib
{
[self setup];
}
-(
id
)initWithFrame:(CGRect)frame
{
self
=[super initWithFrame:frame];
if
(self){
[self setup];
}
return
self;
}
?
awakeFromNib
?is called by?
NSBundle
?when it finishes loading your nib. You've actually got two different code paths your code can take when initializing a view, depending on whether it's loaded from a nib or created at runtime. If it's loaded from a nib, part of the loading will initialize it by calling
initWithCoder:
, followed by a later call of?
awakeFromNib
?after all the outlets have been connected. If you create the view programmatically, you initialize it with?
initWithFrame:
?instead (and
awakeFromNib
?is never called because it wasn't loaded from a nib).
?
self is a pointer to the current object (it's implicitly defined for every non-static method). super lets you call the object's superclass's implementation of the current method. The?
self = [super init...]
?is a convention for how you invoke the superclass's initializer (since it can possibly return a different object). These are fundamental notions in Objective-C and object-oriented programming though, a fair bit beyond the scope of the original question.
?
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