ios - Prevent UITableView out of cell bound views from clipping on insertRowsAtIndexPaths: -


This video shows that cells with sequences coming out of cell area periodically Is cut when a new cell is inserted:

This simple project clearly shows the problem and is used for quick prototyping

  • This clip is only when the table is mutated
  • The cells are clear.
  • Cells are displayed correctly if there is no mutation.

Is there any kind of optimization that only uses pixs from within cell area for animation?

Everything is correctly setup, stable and functioning as expected, we are not using specific cell data for this example:

  [Tableview startupdates]; Self.cells ++; [Insert tableviewRR & EXPaith: [NSARRAARIJject: IndexPath] with Row Animation: UITTualviewAnonymousRight;]; [Table view end update]; Response from DTS:  

I'm afraid you are not going to be able to

update:

" UITableViewRowAnimation ", even if you call" insertRowsAtIndexPaths "directly affect the inclusion animation behavior, the contents of the cell do not traditionally overlap in such a way.

My comment:

I am told by DTS that UITTAL is respecting the limits of Weave Cell (it is not extended or overlapping content). Things can be done many times and I have always found an alternate solution, so now I am looking for a work around.

Apple bug report # 17986466

It looks like ideas like me myself Can not be cut more than the limit of cells For me, it says that it should be subview of the table view instead of the cell.

If this is really the case, then you want to use plain UIScrollView instead of a UITableView, and the following footage given below.


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