initSortedSegmentsArray fails when MultiSelectSegmentedControl was created with Storyboard

[chrizztus]

When I create a MultiSelectSegmentedControl using Storyboard from Xcode (4.6.2) the segments of the MultiSelectSegmentedControl won't be sorted (or can't be).

The initial origin x values from sortedSegments array are either 0 or -1. My assumption is that the segmented control created with Storyboard is handled on a different way from xib files.

My current workaround is to sort the segmentsArray again when the valueChanged method is called for the first time. At this time the origin x values are different from 0 or -1 and can be sorted as intended.

[Yonat Sharon]

Thanks!

chrizztus wrote:

When I create a MultiSelectSegmentedControl using Storyboard from Xcode
(4.6.2) the segments of the MultiSelectSegmentedControl won't be sorted
(or can't be).

The initial origin x values from sortedSegments array are either 0 or
-1. My assumption is that the segmented control created with Storyboard
is handled on a different way from xib files.

My current workaround is to sort the segmentsArray again when the
valueChanged method is called for the first time. At this time the
origin x values are different from 0 or -1 and can be sorted as intended.

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[Nerd Lab Projects]

Maybe consider updating MultiSelectSegmentedControl and just change the valueChanged method to the code below as mentioned by chrizztus. Makes it easier to implement for us noobs :) or just mention it in the README would be good enough imo.

• (void)valueChanged
  {
  //needed for storyboards
  [self initSortedSegmentsArray];

  NSUInteger tappedSegementIndex = super.selectedSegmentIndex;
  if ([self.selectedIndexes containsIndex:tappedSegementIndex]) {
  [self.selectedIndexes removeIndex:tappedSegementIndex];
  }
  else {
  [self.selectedIndexes addIndex:tappedSegementIndex];
  }
  [self selectSegmentsOfSelectedIndexes];
  }

[Yonat Sharon]

Just pushed the fix suggested by chrizztus.