This project implements a split view controller for iPad. It is a lot like the UISplitViewController class in the iOS library, but it is more versatile and easy to use. In this article, we will refer to the split view controller being developed as simply the split view controller and the one in the iOS library will be referred to as UISplitViewController. The split view controller is compatible with iOS 4.2 and up.
The split view controller displays two view controllers next to each other: a side view controller on the left side of the screen, and a main view controller displayed slightly larger on the right side. It supports all the user interface orientations that are supported by these two view controllers. Throughout this article, we will refer to the side view controller and the main view controller collectively as the sub-view controllers.


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