iOS Question [SOLVED] Is there a way to get height of toolbar area?

[Sandman]

I'm using the toolbar buttons in the bottom of the screen, as provided by the designer.

I'm moving some views around a bit and to help me place them correctly I wondered if there existed a way to get the height of the toolbar area?

Looking at the debugger I can see this at NavControl -> toolbar:

<UIToolbar: 0x16647480; frame = (0 524; 320 44); autoresize = W+TM; layer = <CALayer: 0x166476d0>>

I'm guessing the 44 in "0 524; 320 44" might be the height? But I have no idea on how to get hold of that value, and I don't want to hardcode it into my app...

 

[Erel]

Why do you need to know its height? Page1.RootPanel.Height = bottom of the page excluding the bars.

 

[Sandman]

Well, I thought I needed to know its height as CalcRelativeKeyboardHeight didn't take the bottom toolbar into account, so when I resized a view using it, the view pas placed partly behind the toolbar. So I thought a little CalcRelativeKeyboardHeight-toolbarHeight would do the trick.

Seems that Page1.RootPanel.Height works nicely though. Thanks!