View is not landscape if addsubview is done in landscape? iPhone SDK?

Self. View addSubview:viewSpinner; viewSpinner. Frame = self.view.

Frame; viewSpinner setNeedsLayout This works for me (Y).

Self. View addSubview:viewSpinner; viewSpinner. Frame = self.view.

Frame; viewSpinner setNeedsLayout; This works for me (Y).

Don't forget to set the parent view to auto resize its subviews, and set the child view's autoresizingmasks so its parent view can auto adjust its height and width appropriately.

I would like to know what is the best way to do what iPhone calculator does as far as switching view from portrait to landscape. To me it looks that the portrait UI is in a view that goes directly (with resizing) into a subview on the right side of the landscape view. And on the left side of the landscape subview there are more calculator buttons added.

If this is a reasonable assumption of what is going on, I would like to know how to rotate the portrait xib file to become the right side of a subview in the landscape and furthermore add more stuff to the left side subview of landscape UI? Do I need a second xib file? Or do I rotate one xib file and add stuff in the code to the left subview?

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