Swift Example about mcswipetableviewcell HOT 5 CLOSED

I try to figure it out at the moment...

let cell: NoMatchCell = tableView.dequeueReusableCellWithIdentifier("NoMatchCell", forIndexPath: indexPath) as NoMatchCell

            var test: MCSwipeCompletionBlock?

            var testView: UIView = UIView(frame: CGRectMake(100, 100, 100, 100))
            cell.setSwipeGestureWithView(testView, color: UIColor.blueColor(), mode: MCSwipeTableViewCellMode.Switch, state: MCSwipeTableViewCellState.State1, completionBlock: test)

            return cell

Is my very very very first test which works. NoMatchCell.swift: class NoMatchCell : MCSwipeTableViewCell

I don't know if you can do something with this.. but I don't need buttons I, just want to display some extra info :)

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Cool thanks! I ended up writing it with this code, and it works pretty well!

    var cell = tableView.dequeueReusableCellWithIdentifier("userCell") as MCSwipeTableViewCell!


   cell.setSwipeGestureWithView(crossView, color: UIColor.colorFromRGB(RED), mode: MCSwipeTableViewCellMode.Switch, state:MCSwipeTableViewCellState.State1, completionBlock: { cell, state, mode in
        self.changeCoffeeScore(coffeeScore!, newValue: NSNumber.numberWithInt(-1))
        return ()
    });

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@BluesM I haven't tested on a iOS 8 device yet. However, I am using Xcode 6 Beta 3, and the adding / deleting of rows with a fetchedresultscontroller works well. Not sure why yours is acting oddly. Perhaps you are deleting the row at index path, but the datasource still contains the object?

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@beweinreich

"EDIT: Don't read this: It was my mistake, I haven't know we need to delete cell ourself"

I'll remove it since it spreads confusion. You can aloso remove your comment :)

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if anyone else is having problems with using MCSwipeTableViewCells with Swift, a made a demo here https://github.com/ethanneff/iOS-Swift-Swipe-Table-View-Cells

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