iOS Question Drag TableView

[fishwolf]

I use the Table view into my application many times

during development I realized that some tables permit the orizontal drag of table.
when i release the table return to fix, but during the scrolling the table data are not orizontal stable

why?
is it possible disable this?

 

[fishwolf]

i discovery that the problem is linked to this line

Table.SetColumnsWidths(Array As Int(25%x, 15%x, 9%x, 14%x, 9%x, 14%x, 14%x))

the sum of array is 100%, but the drag is enable, if i set the sum to 99%, the drag is disabled.

is it a bug o i use the class incorrectly ?

in the project is the table into color page

 

[Erel]

Add this line to Table.Initialize:

SV.Bounces = False

 

[fishwolf]

Add this line to Table.Initialize:

SV.Bounces = False

Ok, now the drag is disable, but exist a little orizonal movement when try to drag (it's little with a bit of column, is more big with many columns)

the movement is null when i set 99% of columns,

i think that a problem with round of percentage.

 

[fishwolf]

is it a bug or i use incorrectly?

 

[Erel]

Can you post your project again with SV.Bounces = False?

 

[fishwolf]

you can see better in Landscape mode

 

[Erel]

I don't see any movement. I tested it on iPhone 5S running iOS 8.

 

[fishwolf]

i have the problem on ipad2 and IOS 7.

you have to do a little drag to left -> right -> left -> more

 

[Erel]

Check the code in SetColumnsWidths subs. It adds one pixel between each two columns. So the total columns widths should be smaller than the screen width.
Add this line to see it:

Log(SV.ContentWidth & " " & 100%x)

 

[fishwolf]

Check the code in SetColumnsWidths subs. It adds one pixel between each two columns. So the total columns widths should be smaller than the screen width.
Add this line to see it:

Log(SV.ContentWidth & " " & 100%x)

1029 and 1024
can i set SV.ContentWidth to 100%x if > 100%x?
or remove the last + 1 to (v.Left = Header.GetView(i-1).Left + Widths(i-1) + 1) ?

 

[Erel]

can i set SV.ContentWidth to 100%x if > 100%x?
or remove the last + 1 to (v.Left = Header.GetView(i-1).Left + Widths(i-1) + 1) ?

Yes, sure.