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I think this is why — is there double initialization happening?
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Also would love to get a patch for multiple date selection — if we can work out a nice API this will be a great thing to have :) thanks for using DayFlow.
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I can send you my code, but I am towards the amateur end of the spectrum so it might not be much use. It is potentially a very simple problem, but being relatively new to Objective C my subclassing is still a bit guesswork.
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I happen to have approximately 15 minutes — can you put me on the repo as a temporary collaborator?
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and thanks for the help, that definitely looks like the issue
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You can just tell the collection view to scroll to the middle (reuse that chunk of code in -viewWillMoveToSuperview:
) in your view controller’s -viewWillAppear:
. That might work.
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Sorry for the delay, I hadn't actually added a repo for it (as it was just something I was messing around with). I've uploaded it now, and added you as a collaborator. It is basically your sample project, so needs pod install (the podfile is already present). If you don't get a chance to look at it, I will take your advice and work on it later.
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That works in viewDidAppear but not 'will' . And obviously this causes a bit of a jump. It also seems that this isn't just an issue for my subclassing, but generally when initialising your view controller via the storyboard.
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Gotcha. Storyboard usage. I will look at that and try to make the date
scrolling less hacks.
On May 27, 2013, at 17:20, sigmundfridge [email protected] wrote:
That works in viewDidAppear but not 'will' . And obviously this causes a
bit of a jump. It also seems that this isn't just an issue for my
subclassing, but generally when initialising your view controller via the
storyboard.
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Hi again,
Finally got around to formalising multiple date selection, and I've added you as a contributor to the forked project. When you initialise the view controller you send a BOOL to determine if it's single or multiple date selection. It defaults to single. It seems like a pretty simple addition to me, but I might be missing some finer important points from your code.
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I think we shall just expose the underlying collection view as multiple
selection and adjust the public API correctly?
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Hi again,
Finally got around to formalising multiple date selection, and I've added
you as a contributor to the forked project. When you initialise the view
controller you send a BOOL to determine if it's single or multiple date
selection. It defaults to single. It seems like a pretty simple addition to
me, but I might be missing some finer important points from your code.
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ALSO — if you send a pull request I’ll be so happy to review it formally :)
On Nov 17, 2013, at 2:19 AM, sigmundfridge [email protected] wrote:
Hi again,
Finally got around to formalising multiple date selection, and I've added you as a contributor to the forked project. When you initialise the view controller you send a BOOL to determine if it's single or multiple date selection. It defaults to single. It seems like a pretty simple addition to me, but I might be missing some finer important points from your code.
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I think that's basically what i did, but added a custom init to allow for single or multiple selection.
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On Nov 16, 2013, at 7:03 PM, "Evadne Wu" [email protected] wrote:
I think we shall just expose the underlying collection view as multiple
selection and adjust the public API correctly?On Nov 17, 2013, at 2:19, sigmundfridge [email protected] wrote:
Hi again,
Finally got around to formalising multiple date selection, and I've added
you as a contributor to the forked project. When you initialise the view
controller you send a BOOL to determine if it's single or multiple date
selection. It defaults to single. It seems like a pretty simple addition to
me, but I might be missing some finer important points from your code.—
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