I have some UIViewControllers from my old iOS4 project, they are using .xib, created in interface builder.
My new project, built for iOS5, uses storyboards.
I'm trying to add a UIViewController to the storyboard, but have it use a custom XIB that I already have . I've set the controller's identity in the indentity inspector (in interface builder), but am not sure how to ask that controller to load a custom .xib.
Any help is appreciated!
PS. Up to date I was able to get around this by creating a "wrapper" class for the storyboard purposes, and have that class have another UIViewController. But this kinda defeats the whole point of a storyboard.
You could copy the contents of the xib into the storyboard and then instantiate it using:
- (id)instantiateViewControllerWithIdentifier:(NSString *)identifier
after setting the identifier on it. If you need the instance of the storyboard you can get it this way:
[UIStoryboard storyboardWithName:@"MainStoryboard" bundle:nil];
Mike K's answer is false.
While mixing XIBs and Storyboards doesn't really solve Alex's problem, it is quite possible to do within the same project.
See: https://stackoverflow.com/a/8516479/1309238 re: loading a second storyboard.
I'm not sure if including a "Main Storyboard" in your Target Summary is advisable if you plan to do this, but if you've loaded a XIB instead of a storyboard to begin with, you can modify the code linked above to load the storyboard after the XIB.
I'm not sure if you can jump into the middle of a storyboard from a XIB, which may have been what Mike meant.
你不能在你的项目中混合xib和故事板 - 这是另一个,我害怕。
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