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I need some advice on the following. I have an app that runs full screen (without status bar). On the appDelegate, I instantiate a custom viewController and add its view as a subView to the window.
On my custom viewController, I have a view hierarchy created programatically (no IB). Its view property is created with the entire screen frame, and then I add to it a subView which is a rectangle shaped UIView, centered both horizontally and vertically. The result I get is this:
Which is correct. On my viewController, I have overriden the shouldAutorotateToInterfaceOrientation method to always return YES. The problem I have is that, after changing the orientation of the device from portrait to landscape, my subview isn't centered, as the rotation happens considering its origin relative to the superview and keeping the same position after rotation:
As you can see, the black rectangle isn't centered after the screen rotation takes place. I can however recenter it by implementing willRotateToInterfaceOrientation:duration: on my viewController; however the recentering is 'jumpy' because I set the new position before the rotating animation starts. This is true also if I try to do it on didRotateFromInterfaceOrientation:.
So basically what I want is that my black rectangle subView rotate over its own center when the screen orientation changes, instead of keeping its position relative to its container superview.
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