some methods don't exist, should we replace them?

[ruanwz]

diff --git a/lib/sweet-kit/ios/style.rb b/lib/sweet-kit/ios/style.rb
index 14fb85c..6fd7b46 100644
--- a/lib/sweet-kit/ios/style.rb
+++ b/lib/sweet-kit/ios/style.rb
@@ -5,21 +5,21 @@ module SweetKit
       font :system.uifont(17)
       numberOfLines 1
       minimumFontSize 10
-      autoshrink true
-      baseline :align_baselines
+      #autoshrink true
+      baselineAdjustment :align_baselines
       lineBreakMode :tail_truncation
-      alignment :left
-      color :black
-      opaque false
+      textAlignment :left.nstextalignment
+      text_color :black
+      #opaque false
       backgroundColor :clear
     end

     def sweetkit_input
       font :system.uifont(14)
-      color :black
-      border :rounded
-      alignment :left
-      opaque false
+      text_color :black
+      borderStyle :rounded
+      textAlignment :left.nstextalignment
+      #opaque false
       backgroundColor :clear
     end

[colinta]

Strange I never noticed this! These are styles meant to be used with OS X controls.

On Mar 6, 2015, at 12:56 AM, David Ruan notifications@github.com wrote:

diff --git a/lib/sweet-kit/ios/style.rb b/lib/sweet-kit/ios/style.rb
index 14fb85c..6fd7b46 100644
--- a/lib/sweet-kit/ios/style.rb
+++ b/lib/sweet-kit/ios/style.rb
@@ -5,21 +5,21 @@ module SweetKit
font :system.uifont(17)
numberOfLines 1
minimumFontSize 10

•  autoshrink true
  

•  baseline :align_baselines
  

•  #autoshrink true
  

•  baselineAdjustment :align_baselines
  

  lineBreakMode :tail_truncation

•  alignment :left
  

•  color :black
  

•  opaque false
  

•  textAlignment :left.nstextalignment
  

•  text_color :black
  

•  #opaque false
  

  backgroundColor :clear
  end

  def sweetkit_input
  font :system.uifont(14)

•  color :black
  

•  border :rounded
  

•  alignment :left
  

•  opaque false
  

•  text_color :black
  

•  borderStyle :rounded
  

•  textAlignment :left.nstextalignment
  

•  #opaque false
  

  backgroundColor :clear
  end

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