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how to set the size of UITextView dynamically

raptor85raptor85 Posts: 67Registered Users
i have a textview called labelTextView i want to set the size of the UITextView dynamically so that according to text in the UITextView the size gets adjusted . i wanted to know how to create it ,any help would be helpful .since i am creating it dynamically i dont need to insert textview in the nib file .
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  • manojbmanojb Posts: 264Registered Users
    raptor85;387586 said:
    i have a textview called labelTextView i want to set the size of the UITextView dynamically so that according to text in the UITextView the size gets adjusted . i wanted to know how to create it ,any help would be helpful .since i am creating it dynamically i dont need to insert textview in the nib file .

    2 steps. :cool:
    1) confirm that the text view added as a subview to its parent
    2) fill the text in the view and resize its frame width and height to its contentSize.width and height
    U can not fail, until U Quit...



    Manoj B
  • baja_yubaja_yu Posts: 6,166Super Moderators, Registered Users
    All UIView subclasses have a 'frame' property that you can set to affect its size and position. You can create a frame using the CGRectMake() function and specify the size and position.
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