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Thanks for the feedback. I used this in 3 different app projects and topMostVC actually reduced bugs, crashes and weird looking views. If there is anything in p

by gok2 11y ago

Thanks for the feedback. I used this in 3 different app projects and topMostVC actually reduced bugs, crashes and weird looking views. If there is anything in particular I should look out for, let me know!

sandofsky 11y ago
If topMostVC fixed your bugs, you probably aren't following Cocoa patterns. You're probably introducing new, subtler bugs. Honestly, I think you just need more experience before attempting a library like this.
- gok2 11y ago
  It doesn't fix bugs. It lowers the amount of bugs to be handled in comparison to trying to present on top of a class. And maybe the example is kind of deceiving, actually it is meant for alerts and small views and stuff like that, not pushing real full screen UIViewControllers.
wooster 11y ago
It's been awhile since I looked at this, but tab bar controllers (selectedViewController), navigation controllers (topViewController), and child controllers are probably going to cause your current method some difficulties.
- gok2 11y ago
  Can you give me examples on what kind?
  - wooster 11y ago
    A navigation controller presenting a tab bar controller presenting a navigation controller with a child controller presenting a tab bar controller… on an iPad. Or any set of permutations of those.
    - gok2 11y ago
      Yeah that would actually break it.