uipickerviewcontroller

Im looking to create an iOS app similar to Panasonic VIERA AR Setup Simulator but with other products. I was trying to figure conceptually how to do this, and where would be a good place to start. any ideas or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Panasonic VIERA AR Setup Simulator http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/panasonic-viera-ar-setup-simulator/id405903358?mt=8 AR apps like the one you pointed to tend to require you to print things out. They tend to use the Qualcomm AR SDK, which is probably the most advanced AR engine around. The only problem is that Qualcomm AR SDK is still in beta

I have an app with a UIPickerView. I am returning a custom view with the method - (UIView *)pickerView:(UIPickerView *)pickerView viewForRow:(NSInteger)row forComponent:(NSInteger)component reusingView:(UIView *)view It looked fine in iOS 6. In iOS 7, not so much -- screen shot below. Notice that in the cells that don't have focus, the second and third columns overlap. The central row is correct. Any suggestions? imihaly It seems that for a strange reason, if the width of any column is higher than 1/3 of the picker view's width the layout breaks. So if you have a 320 pixel wide picker view 106

I’m very new to Swift and Xcode and I’ve built a simple two storyboard app which has a welcome screen and a button that triggers a seque to second storyboard (for which I have created its own class based on UIVIewController. Second storyboard has a couple of UIPickerView objects a and a couple of UIDatePickerView objects and a button. I have some basic actions under the didSelectRow function. However when I build and run the app I get an odd and seemingly random bevahiour where selecting something in the first picker view takes me back to the welcome screen (an unwind seque?). I haven’t put in

Just want to know how I would make a UIPickerView in a UIActionSheet with a simple array. Ok well I actually found out how to put it into an action sheet but I like your way better because it applies more to my app, thanks, but I want to also know how put the options into the UIPickerView, I am just hung up on that part of that. I already have an array with the colors: red, green, blue, yellow, black, etc in it but I want to know how to put that into the pickerview if I have already used initwithframe:? Please anyone help I know it is a stupid question but I'm racking my head on my $$$$$$

I just create a new class in Swift, it's called myViewController and it's a UIViewController . Now I'm trying to make it a UIPickerViewDelegate and DataSource but i got a strange error import UIKit class myViewController: UIViewController, UIPickerViewDelegate, UIPickerViewDataSource { ... } It says Type "myViewController" does not conform to protocol UIPIckerDataSource over the UIPickerViewDataSource. Is it a bug of Xcode-Beta 3?? salman140 You need to implement all the required methods of UIPickerViewDataSource and UIPickerViewDelegate , if you want to conform to these protocols. Swift is