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I am using a UITextView to output and display multiple limes of program status. I would like to have the text scroll up when a line is added at the end. The text is all generated internally, and the user has no control over the text box. This seems to be a fundamental function for a scrolling text box, but I can't seem to get the UITextView to do it. What could I be doing wrong?
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I have multiple UIViewController files (e.g. RootViewController and ValuesViewController) in Xcode 8.2. How do I segue from RootViewController to ValuesViewController?
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I am using Swift 3 with Xcode 8.2 (I can't afford a new Mac yet). I created a second ViewController by pulling it from the object library on to my storyboard. I named it ValuesView. I added a button in the parent to segue to ValuesView. As the name implies, I wanted to display values I obtained elsewhere (not relavent where). If I add text fields, I can't send data to them because I can't find their code! I can't even add an Outlet or Action for a button. Where is the code for this ViewController and how can I get to it (e.g. add buttons and textFields, etc.)?
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