Programmatically Set Orientation

[Matt Hicks]

I have an application with multiple screens. Some of those screens support Portrait and Landscape and others only support Portrait (it's a strange app, but it was a business requirement for the client).  On Android I was able to get this working by calling `setRequestedOrientation` and using the Accelerometer to determine the orientation and based on the current screen define which orientation should be used.  However, I can't seem to determine how to accomplish this on iOS with RoboVM.

Is there any way to programmatically set the current orientation?  I have looked at `UIViewController.getSupportedInterfaceOrientations()`, but I don't see how I could use that without having to completely replace the root view controller with a custom one (using libgdx).

Thanks

[Kirill Prazdnikov]

I have one more question: how to disable auto-rotation temporary while gyro is active.

Gyro sensor data gets crazy on autorotate....

Thanks

[Matt Hicks]

No response?  I would expect this wouldn't be such a complex question.  Is the lack of response from lack of activity or for lack of a solution?

[Niklas Therning]

I suggest to Google for how to do it (if even possible) in Objective-C or Swift. The only way I'm familiar with is via a custom UIViewController and overriding methods in it but you already ruled out that way of doing it. If you find anything we can help you convert it to Java.

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