ilan Expert Licensed User Longtime User May 10, 2020 #1 hi how can i animate the item when i reload the tableview like it is done in the settings app of ios. where all items slide from right to left/ left to right
hi how can i animate the item when i reload the tableview like it is done in the settings app of ios. where all items slide from right to left/ left to right
ilan Expert Licensed User Longtime User May 11, 2020 #3 Weird uitableview behaviour in iOS11. Cells scroll up with navigation push animation I have recently migrated some code to new iOS 11 beta 5 SDK. I now get a very confusing behaviour from UITableView. The tableview itself is not that fancy. I have custom cells but in most part it... stackoverflow.com Upvote 0
Weird uitableview behaviour in iOS11. Cells scroll up with navigation push animation I have recently migrated some code to new iOS 11 beta 5 SDK. I now get a very confusing behaviour from UITableView. The tableview itself is not that fancy. I have custom cells but in most part it... stackoverflow.com
Star-Dust Expert Licensed User Longtime User May 11, 2020 #4 ilan said: Weird uitableview behaviour in iOS11. Cells scroll up with navigation push animation I have recently migrated some code to new iOS 11 beta 5 SDK. I now get a very confusing behaviour from UITableView. The tableview itself is not that fancy. I have custom cells but in most part it... stackoverflow.com Click to expand... Cute. How do you do? ? ? ? ? Joke. But you want to do it natively or by creating an animation? Upvote 0
ilan said: Weird uitableview behaviour in iOS11. Cells scroll up with navigation push animation I have recently migrated some code to new iOS 11 beta 5 SDK. I now get a very confusing behaviour from UITableView. The tableview itself is not that fancy. I have custom cells but in most part it... stackoverflow.com Click to expand... Cute. How do you do? ? ? ? ? Joke. But you want to do it natively or by creating an animation?
ilan Expert Licensed User Longtime User May 11, 2020 #5 Star-Dust said: But you want to do it natively or by creating an animation? Click to expand... yes i want to do it natively. the UITableview is a very powerful view. in b4i it is very limited. you can do so many things with it. i see so many examples on how to use it and not only as a list. there are much more ways to use it. and the good thing about it is that it is very fast and runs smooth. the problem is that most examples are in swift and as far as i know b4i does not support swift. Upvote 0
Star-Dust said: But you want to do it natively or by creating an animation? Click to expand... yes i want to do it natively. the UITableview is a very powerful view. in b4i it is very limited. you can do so many things with it. i see so many examples on how to use it and not only as a list. there are much more ways to use it. and the good thing about it is that it is very fast and runs smooth. the problem is that most examples are in swift and as far as i know b4i does not support swift.
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User May 11, 2020 #6 As you know I don't recommend using TableView at all. xCLV is easier to work with, cross platform and in many ways more powerful than TableView. Upvote 0
As you know I don't recommend using TableView at all. xCLV is easier to work with, cross platform and in many ways more powerful than TableView.
ilan Expert Licensed User Longtime User May 11, 2020 #7 Erel said: As you know I don't recommend using TableView at all. xCLV is easier to work with, cross platform and in many ways more powerful than TableView. Click to expand... yes i know but the performance of Tableview is much better and you have lot of options with Tableview that you will need to implement with xclv. btw i do use xclv in my app but for some features i prefer to use Tableview. is there a way to implement that simple animation? do i need to do it with insertcells or can it be done with upadeall function? thanx Upvote 0
Erel said: As you know I don't recommend using TableView at all. xCLV is easier to work with, cross platform and in many ways more powerful than TableView. Click to expand... yes i know but the performance of Tableview is much better and you have lot of options with Tableview that you will need to implement with xclv. btw i do use xclv in my app but for some features i prefer to use Tableview. is there a way to implement that simple animation? do i need to do it with insertcells or can it be done with upadeall function? thanx
ilan Expert Licensed User Longtime User May 11, 2020 #8 i could use 2 tableviews where i load the second one with the new items and use setlayoutanimated but this is a horrible solution Upvote 0
i could use 2 tableviews where i load the second one with the new items and use setlayoutanimated but this is a horrible solution
ilan Expert Licensed User Longtime User May 11, 2020 #9 btw @Star-Dust if you are looking for nice animation ideas to implement in your views have a look at those gifs: Google Search Upvote 0
btw @Star-Dust if you are looking for nice animation ideas to implement in your views have a look at those gifs: Google Search
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User May 11, 2020 #10 ilan said: yes i know but the performance of Tableview is much better Click to expand... That's not correct. You need to use lazy loading. The performance of PreoptimziedCLV + xCLV will be better than TableView. Upvote 0
ilan said: yes i know but the performance of Tableview is much better Click to expand... That's not correct. You need to use lazy loading. The performance of PreoptimziedCLV + xCLV will be better than TableView.
Star-Dust Expert Licensed User Longtime User May 11, 2020 #11 ilan said: btw @Star-Dust if you are looking for nice animation ideas to implement in your views have a look at those gifs: Google Search Click to expand... Thanks, as soon as I get back I'll have a look. I'm always looking for animations. ? Upvote 0
ilan said: btw @Star-Dust if you are looking for nice animation ideas to implement in your views have a look at those gifs: Google Search Click to expand... Thanks, as soon as I get back I'll have a look. I'm always looking for animations. ?
ilan Expert Licensed User Longtime User May 11, 2020 #12 Erel said: That's not correct. You need to use lazy loading. The performance of PreoptimziedCLV + xCLV will be better than TableView. Click to expand... i did, and from my tests Tableview was better. the experience is also much more iOS. like if you swipe down or use the actionbutton there is that jumping animation that you can find in almost all ios apps. i understand that you are pushing for xui views and apps but i am making an only ios app right now and really would like to make it with ios filling. anyway if there is no such option with b4i i will use 2 tableviews. i have no choice. yesterday i spent the whole night and could not get it work with native object. Upvote 0
Erel said: That's not correct. You need to use lazy loading. The performance of PreoptimziedCLV + xCLV will be better than TableView. Click to expand... i did, and from my tests Tableview was better. the experience is also much more iOS. like if you swipe down or use the actionbutton there is that jumping animation that you can find in almost all ios apps. i understand that you are pushing for xui views and apps but i am making an only ios app right now and really would like to make it with ios filling. anyway if there is no such option with b4i i will use 2 tableviews. i have no choice. yesterday i spent the whole night and could not get it work with native object.
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User May 11, 2020 #13 ilan said: i did, and from my tests Tableview was better. Click to expand... Unless you are only using simple items the performance of xCLV will be much better if implemented correctly. Upvote 0
ilan said: i did, and from my tests Tableview was better. Click to expand... Unless you are only using simple items the performance of xCLV will be much better if implemented correctly.
