forked from mirrors/linphone-iphone
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This allows to support both orientations for the iPhone. We now use a RootViewController for this, instead of relying only on the PhoneMainView. The root view controller is in charge of swapping the portrait-only and the landscape PhoneMainView when needed. It also inherits the view stack management, since we now have 2 phone main views. This is a bit convoluted, but necessary to handle the ChatRoom and the InCall views for the iPhone
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Quick UI reference for Linphone iOS:
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- The app is contained in a window, which resides in the MainStoryboard file.
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- The delegate is set to LinphoneAppDelegate in main.m, in the UIApplicationMain() by passing its class
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- Basic layout:
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MainStoryboard
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PhoneMainView ---> view #--> app background
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| #--> statusbar background
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UICompositeViewController : TPMultilayout
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#---> view #--> stateBar
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#--> contentView
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#--> tabBar
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When the app is started, the phoneMainView gets asked to transition to the Dialer view or the Wizard view.
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PhoneMainView exposes the -changeCurrentView: method, which will setup its
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Any Linphone view is actually presented in the UICompositeViewController, with or without a stateBar and tabBar.
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The UICompositeViewController consists of 3 areas laid out vertically. From top to bottom: StateBar, Content and TabBar.
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The TabBar is usually the UIMainBar, which is used as a navigation controller: clicking on each of the buttons will trigger
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a transition to another "view". |