AQSelfRotatingViewController
A UIViewController subclass which implements its own auto-rotation logic, so its view can be placed directly into a UIWindow above other views.
Install / Use
/learn @AlanQuatermain/AQSelfRotatingViewControllerREADME
h2. A Self-Rotating View Controller
If you have a need to place a view controller directly into a window, without it being a child of that window's root view controller, then you'll likely have found that rotation doesn't happen automatically for you. Which is a serious pain. This class has the answer.
h4. Using AQSelfRotatingViewController
Make your controller class a subclass of @AQSelfRotatingViewController@. Before adding its @-view@ to your @UIWindow@, be sure to call @-viewWillAppear:@, and also call @-viewDidAppear:@ after adding it. Likewise call @-viewWillDisappear:@ and @-viewDidDisappear:@ when removing the view from the window.
That's it. No, really-- that's it.
