Yes sorry guys. I didn't receive mail for your posts.
Create a xib file empty
Add a splitviewcontroller inside and change the class name to the name of your own splitviewcontroller
Instantiate it with a code like that :
MySplitViewController *splitVC = [[MySplitViewController alloc] initWithNibName:@"UnicornSplitViewController" bundle:nil];
4. Use it as before
A second solution is even simpler:
MySplitViewController *splitVC = [[MySplitViewController alloc] init];
After you can set yours master and detail view controller on it
AnthonyVO
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I had the same issue and I found a solution. You can see it following this link: https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/656014
I found a solution. I use a xib with the split view controller inside. With this, it behaves like under iOS 13.