Is there a way to drop current UIStoryboard and reload that one? I have a project like this.
If not, is it possible to refresh all view? Purpose is I need to set all UILabel, UIButton text again.
lblTest.text = @"Testing";
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Khant Thu Linn
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Help me understand your question. You want to refresh a view, correct? Not understanding the story board part here.. – user3124081 Sep 16 '14 at 02:00
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It is something like I want to do like this. self.window.rootViewController = nil; After that, reload UIStoryboard. Program is in App delegate, UIStoryboard is automatically called. How can I reload current UIStoryboard named MainStoryboard? – Khant Thu Linn Sep 16 '14 at 02:32
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If it is not ok, I want to refresh all of my view, viewcontroller, tableviewcontroller, etc at once. How shall I do? – Khant Thu Linn Sep 16 '14 at 02:33
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In which cases do you want to update UILabel, UIButton text? – Suryakant Sharma Sep 16 '14 at 05:26
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I want to update when I force to change my current locale from English to chinese. – Khant Thu Linn Sep 16 '14 at 06:23
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http://stackoverflow.com/a/12799462/294884 or http://stackoverflow.com/a/13040627/294884 – Fattie Apr 03 '16 at 14:17
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From your comment I understand that this question isn't so much about refreshing your storyboard as it is about getting your app to be localized for English and Chinese speaking users.
Check out 'Internationalization and Localization' in the iOs Developer library. This is where you can find the resources required to turn your app into a multilingual app. They also provide a sample app called InternationalMountains, but that doesn't go into labels so much. Luckily, there are many suitable tutorials out there, like
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When you initially set up your controller, you should populate the labels and button text in a method that you call from viewDidLoad. When you want to "refresh" your view, to make it look like the initial condition, just call this method again. You don't need to reload the storyboard to do that.
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yes. I shall do like that.However, I need to do all for all my uiviewcontroller, uitableview, uitableviewcell, etc and those will be above 50 files. I afraid I will need to write for all those. As a result, I am thinking to just drop current storyboard and reload that one. – Khant Thu Linn Sep 16 '14 at 06:21