I have a UIView, in which I have arranged UIButtons. I want to find the positions of those UIButtons.
I am aware that buttons.frame
will give me the positions, but it will give me positions only with respect to its immediate superview.
Is there is any way we can find the positions of those buttons, withe respect to UIButtons superview's superview?
For instance, suppose there is UIView named "firstView".
Then, I have another UIView, "secondView". This "SecondView" is a subview of "firstView".
Then I have UIButton as a subview on the "secondView".
->UIViewController.view --->FirstView A ------->SecondView B ------------>Button
Now, is there any way we can find the position of that UIButton, with respect to "firstView"?
UIView can be defined as an object by using which we can create and manage the rectangular area on the screen. We can have any number of views inside a view to create a hierarchical structure of the UIViews. The UIView is managed by using the methods and properties defined in the UIView class that inherits UIKit.
You can use this:
Objective-C
CGRect frame = [firstView convertRect:buttons.frame fromView:secondView];
Swift
let frame = firstView.convert(buttons.frame, from:secondView)
Documentation reference:
https://developer.apple.com/documentation/uikit/uiview/1622498-convert
Although not specific to the button in the hierarchy as asked I found this easier to visualize and understand:
From here: original source
ObjC:
CGPoint point = [subview1 convertPoint:subview2.frame.origin toView:viewController.view];
Swift:
let point = subview1.convert(subview2.frame.origin, to: viewControll.view)
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