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In my opinion Apple does not really promote or make it easy to target "old" iOS versions. For example with xCode 4.5 you will have trouble testing ios4 now anyway. Also iPhone 3G will also no longer be testable with Xcode.
So with this in mind the answer to your question is that you have to code for both features. The old springs and struts is automatically translated by iOS 6 into auto layout, but the reverse does not happen.
I could paraphrase all the things you need to think about when using both the old and new for your layout but read the last section on "Adoption Auto Layout"
This will explain the issues of using both, but unfortunately only really discusses moving to auto layout and assumes the user is using iOS 6.
So with this in mind the answer to your question is that you have to code for both features. The old springs and struts is automatically translated by iOS 6 into auto layout, but the reverse does not happen.
I could paraphrase all the things you need to think about when using both the old and new for your layout but read the last section on "Adoption Auto Layout"
This will explain the issues of using both, but unfortunately only really discusses moving to auto layout and assumes the user is using iOS 6.
ok, so how could I condition that if OS6 use autolayouts and if older use struts ?
Is it possible ?. Can I get away with just writing an app which works only on IOS 6 ?
Is it possible ?. Can I get away with just writing an app which works only on IOS 6 ?
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I honestly think that if you want to target iOS5 that you should not use Autolayout. If you are using xCode 4.5 you need to know that it turns it automatically on in interface builder so you need to turn it off for each new nib file you add.
Unless you are really fast at writing your app iOS6.1 will be out soon.
Even an iPhone 3GS can use iOS6. The only people who are right now on iOS5.X are a few people waiting for an update of a special app, all the jail breakers and all the grandparents waiting for their grandchildren to visit and update their iPhone for them.
Unless you are really fast at writing your app iOS6.1 will be out soon.
Even an iPhone 3GS can use iOS6. The only people who are right now on iOS5.X are a few people waiting for an update of a special app, all the jail breakers and all the grandparents waiting for their grandchildren to visit and update their iPhone for them.
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