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So the issue is that UIStackView was not introduced until iOS 9 and iOS 9 flips all the native controls for right to left languages. So using .Leading and .Trailing is correct since it will respect the language direction. But for iOS 7 and 8 where the user interface direction is not swapped using .Leading and .Trailing is not really appropriate. It should probably be using .Left and .Right. Another small issue is that .Leading and .Trailing is not technically supported in iOS 7.
I am thinking maybe TZStackView needs a .Left and .Right alignment option. Or the class can just handle using the desired layout attribute by iOS version.
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So the issue is that
UIStackView
was not introduced until iOS 9 and iOS 9 flips all the native controls for right to left languages. So using.Leading
and.Trailing
is correct since it will respect the language direction. But for iOS 7 and 8 where the user interface direction is not swapped using.Leading
and.Trailing
is not really appropriate. It should probably be using.Left
and.Right
. Another small issue is that.Leading
and.Trailing
is not technically supported in iOS 7.I am thinking maybe
TZStackView
needs a.Left
and.Right
alignment option. Or the class can just handle using the desired layout attribute by iOS version.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: