0.10 iOS Orientation stuck in Portrait

[Miles-Tone]

It appears to stay portrait, it doesn't matter what you have set out in the main.m file, or whether you try and set it within ofApp

[kyeshmz]

Hi, what development environment and what is the version of the iOS?

[Miles-Tone]

XCode and iOS 11
I’m away from my machine, so I can’t give the specific version numbers of both.
When I move my whole project into oF0.9.8 it works as expected through Xcode and iOS 11

[danoli3]

Working on a Fix stay tuned!

[ayafuji]

I've faced same. Environment is bellow.

• macos 10.14.6 mojave
• of_v0.10.1_osx_release
• Xcode 10.3
• Simulator 10.3

this is a default. (portrait mode)

and this is a landscape mode.

and my code is really simple. Should I add some addtional codes to adopt this kind of orientation ?

#include "ofApp.h"

//--------------------------------------------------------------
void ofApp::setup(){
    ofBackground(255);
}

//--------------------------------------------------------------
void ofApp::update(){
}

//--------------------------------------------------------------
void ofApp::draw(){
    ofSetColor(0);
    ofDrawRectangle( 50, 50, ofGetWidth() - 100, ofGetHeight() - 100);
}

[Miles-Tone]

Try adding this to the ofApp.h file:
void deviceOrientationChanged(int newOrientation);

and this to the ofApp.cpp or ofApp.mm file:

void ofApp::deviceOrientationChanged(int newOrientation){
if(newOrientation==OF_ORIENTATION_90_LEFT){
ofSetOrientation(OF_ORIENTATION_90_LEFT);
}
else if(newOrientation==OF_ORIENTATION_90_RIGHT){
ofSetOrientation(OF_ORIENTATION_90_RIGHT);
}
}

[dimitre]

@Miles-Tone I've just tried your fix and it seems everything is flipped now.
testing on 0.11.2 release
curiously for me it worked if I switched the logic to the opposite:

    if(newOrientation==OF_ORIENTATION_90_LEFT){
        ofSetOrientation(OF_ORIENTATION_90_RIGHT);
    }
    else if(newOrientation==OF_ORIENTATION_90_RIGHT){
        ofSetOrientation(OF_ORIENTATION_90_LEFT);
    }

[dimitre]

in fact this is right, when you tilt your screen to the left, the content should be rotated to the right
and if you rotate your screen to the right, the content should be rotated to the left.
it is confusing because OF call screen orientation and content orientation with the same defines.
does it make sense?