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Ryan C. Gordon authored
- Always use a UIViewController, even if window is not resizable. - Let non-resizable windows still flip over, so user can hold device with the correct orientation, but upside down, if that's more comfortable. - Don't set the UIScreen unless we're forced to, as it resets some state. - Minor correction with conventions for -[self init] tapdance. --HG-- extra : rebase_source : d1b861f1174282eccb34f5efd183b03f6efcc2fa
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