Jules,
I’m sure you mentioned some way to determine device orientation and decide what layout to use, but in the shorter term, is there an easy fix for this:
Currently, every juce iOS app seems to start as portrait (regardless of the actual orientation). Within a second or so, it detects the actual orientation, then:
you see the screen spin around, leaving a ‘squished’ component,
then the component/window redraws correctly.
As a number one, could the app detect actual orientation before drawing anything?
Possible frills:
Animate components to new orientation,
detect new orientation and allow different layouts i.e. different sets of visible components. I would even be happy with two components - one landscape and one portrait, and fade between them as the device rotates.
Bruce