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cs193p – Project #3 Assignment #3 Task #3

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Add a new button to your calculator’s user-interface which, when touched, segues to a new MVC (that you will have to write) which graphs the program in the CalculatorBrain at the time the button was touched using the memory location M as the independent variable. For example, if the CalculatorBrain contains sin(M), you’d draw a sine wave. Subsequent input to the Calculator must have no effect on the graph (until the graphing button is touched again).

Currently we have not really space left to add another button. For now add the graph button in the top left corner – maybe we move it in the extra tasks later on – and add some sensible autolayout constraints.

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cs193p – Project #3 Assignment #3 Task #2

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Rename the ViewController class you’ve been working on in Assignments 1 and 2 to be CalculatorViewController.

Rename the filename, by selecting the filename and clicking one additional time:

cs193p – Project #3 Assignment #3 Task #2 – Rename Filename

cs193p – Project #3 Assignment #3 Task #1

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You must begin this assignment with your Assignment 2 code, not with any in-class demo code that has been posted. Learning to create new MVCs and segues requires experiencing it, not copy/pasting it or editing an existing storyboard that already has segues in it.

… cross my heart …

cs193p – Project #3 Reading Assignment #3

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The first part of the third project is an reading assignment of the Swift Programming Language.
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cs193p – Lecture #9 Scroll View and Multithreading

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The lecture starts with additional information on how to control the appearance of a view in different size classes and how to inspect constraints in various size classes.

Scroll Views

Adding sub views to a scroll view works similar like adding views to any other view. The only important difference is to define the content size of the scroll view:

scrollView.contentSize = CGSize(width: 3000, height: 2000)
logo.frame = CGRect(x: 2700, y: 50, width: 120, height: 180)
scrollView.addSubview(logo)
aerial.frame = CGRect(x: 150, y: 200, width: 2500, height: 1600)
scrollView.addSubview(aerial)

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cs193p – Lecture #8 View Controller Lifecycle, Autolayout

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View Controller Lifecycle

viewDidLoad is called after instantiation and outlet setting (geometry is not set yet!) – use for setup
viewWillAppear is called before the view appears on screen (geometry is available) – use for layout setup and updates which happened while the view was off screen
viewDidAppear
viewWillDisappear – use for cleaning up and saving states
viewDidDisappear

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cs193p – Lecture #7 Multiple MVCs

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The seventh lecture addresses the interaction of multiple model-view controllers – especially navigation controllers.

Segues

The links between two view controllers are called segues. They always create a new instance of the called MVC and need to initialize that MVC e.g. using prepareForSegue.

Segues can also be prevented from happening using shouldPerformSegueWithIdentifier.

Popover

Where tab-bar, split-view and navigation controllers are view controllers, popovers are not. Though preparing popover segues works similar, their destruction needs special care, making the calling view controller the delegate.

The lecture and its slides are available via iTunes named “7. Multiple MVCs”. The code for the psychologist demo is available on GitHub and at Stanford.