Navigation bar size not in layout?

[samurle]

This is my first time creating a default Navigator-based project in XCode4, and I set the statusbar
to be initially hidden in the info.plist file. When the program runs, it shows only the navbar, and the view.
Which is good so far.

I want to know the size of the default view, so I call (in viewDidLoad, RootViewController.m):
CGRect rect = self.view.bounds;

However, it says the size of the view is 480 pixels high (iPhone), the same as a full screen view,
which is not correct.

Why isn't the navbar size included here by default?
What do I need to do to add the navbar size, when the view is first created?

[Domele]

How are you adding your navbar? Is it part of a UINavigationController? If you just added it manually, it's going to get included into the size of your view. By included, I mean the area it is occupying is going to count towards the total size.

[samurle]

Originally Posted by Domele

How are you adding your navbar? Is it part of a UINavigationController? If you just added it manually, it's going to get included into the size of your view. By included, I mean the area it is occupying is going to count towards the total size.

I'm using the default Navigator-based project from XCode4, and have not made many changes.

In AppDelegate.m, it calls these two lines:

self.window.rootViewController = self.navigatorController;
[self.window makeKeyAndVisible];

The sizes of navigation bar/toolbar are not included in the view?
The view reports to be full-screen, which is not correct.

[samurle]

Perhaps I'm confused as to how to access the "navigation view"?

Is there more than one view in a Navigation-based project?
Is the "window view" and "navigation view" the same entity?

I'm calling (in RootViewController.m):

CGRect rect = self.view.bounds;

This is the "navigation view", correct?

Is self.navigationController.view the same as self.view?
Because they are both returning full screen for me.