In Cocoa, is there a way to programmatically resize a view (in this case a
window) to fit all of it's subviews?
1.iOS Developer Library - Apple Developer Tools
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2.Chapter 16. Layers - apeth
Description:A UIView instance has an accompanying CALayer instance,
accessible as the view's layer property. This layer has a special status:
it is partnered with this view to ...
3.How to Make a Simple Mac App on OS X 10.7 Tutorial: Part 1 ...
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5.wxWidgets: wxWindow Class Reference
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visible object on screen. All controls, top level windows and so on are
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6.Beginning UICollectionView In iOS 6: Part 1/2 | Ray Wenderlich
Description:You are declaring these outlets and actions in the
implementation file because they only need to be visible to the
ViewController class. Now it's time to hook them up.
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10.Chapter 19. View Controllers - apeth
Description:Because of containment and presentation, there is a hierarchy
of view controllers. In a properly constructed iOS app, there should be
exactly one root view controller ...
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