Mikael you’re a genius!

I have a fairly large project. I would like to split the files up. I would like to split it as follows. A file for custom view classes. An individual file for each tableview. A file for the main document (obviously). If it is possible a file for the button actions.

I think I’m starting to follow. Sorry I do enough programming to understand little. HAHA

So I think I should somehow be able to use Transform..... but.... It only scales the view inside the Popup not the bounds of the the Popup itself.

def menuButton(sender):
	pv = ui.load_view('menuPopOver')
	pv.name = 'Menu'
	pv.frame = (0,0,400,149)
#	x = sender.x + sender.width/2
#	y = sender.superview.titlebar_height + sender.y + sender.height/2
	pv.present('popover',popover_location = (44.5,50))  

So I have it presented with an arrow pointing to a menu bar buttonitem.

I am presenting a view as a popover. I want to resize the popover and add a tableview. The problem is not adding a tableview but how to go about resizing a view that is already being presented? Any work around or ideas. I would include code but I really haven’t got any! Hee Hee

I found this code somewhere on the internet heehee.

def menuButton(sender):
	pv = ui.View()
	pv.name = 'popover'
	pv.frame = (0,0,200,200)
	x = sender.x + sender.width/2
	y = sender.superview.titlebar_height + sender.y + sender.height/2
	pv.present('popover',popover_location = (x,y))  

However this doesn’t work with navbar buttons as they don’t have the location information. How can I get the location info?

Or make detail cell multiple lines of text?

How do I move the text label to x=0 y=0 of the cell?

How can I get a multi line label?

Mikael you’re a genius!