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In auto layout, the method setupAnimationInLayer:withSize:tintColor: will not get the layer frame currently.

Can you please add support for installation through Carthage?

How to reduce alpha / blur superview / container view like MBProgresshud does?

Excuse me, how to implementing for uirefreshcontrol i'm like replace with this activity indicator

this fixed a bug where the component didn't update proper on tint color change

- (void)setTintColor:(UIColor *)tintColor {
    if (![_tintColor isEqual:tintColor]) {
        _tintColor = tintColor;
        
        [self setupAnimation];
        
//        CGColorRef tintColorRef = tintColor.CGColor;
//        for (CALayer *sublayer in _animationLayer.sublayers) {
//            sublayer.backgroundColor = tintColorRef;
//            
//            if ([sublayer isKindOfClass:[CAShapeLayer class]]) {
//                CAShapeLayer *shapeLayer = [[CAShapeLayer alloc] init];
//                shapeLayer.strokeColor = tintColorRef;
//                shapeLayer.fillColor = tintColorRef;
//            }
//        }
    }
}

Hi,

I saw the example is using 'setFrame:' to set the layout of the indicator view, but how can I use it with AL?

I tried stopAnimating and also hidden = YES but the animation continues on screen for a couple of seconds after being asked to stop.

Great library! Was thinking it would be helpful for users of this library if you add the type names used for the various indicators to the graphic in the README so that it is clear which is which.

How about a Swift version?

`
for (int i = 0; i < activityTypes.count; i++) {

    DGActivityIndicatorView *activityIndicatorView = [[DGActivityIndicatorView alloc] initWithType:(DGActivityIndicatorAnimationType)[activityTypes[i] integerValue] tintColor:[UIColor whiteColor]];
    CGFloat width = self.view.bounds.size.width / 5.0f;
    CGFloat height = self.view.bounds.size.height / 7.0f;
    activityIndicatorView.frame = CGRectMake(width * (i % 7), height * (int)(i / 7), width, height);
    [self.view addSubview:activityIndicatorView];
    [activityIndicatorView startAnimating];

}`

宽度应该是除以7，不是除以5

Hi,

Could you please update CocoaPods with the new views? The current version has only 5 views, and I've been seen amazing new views I would like to try.

Actually, I will try to update my Podfile with the last commit here to test, but a new version would be great :)

Thanks, have a nice day!

We are using loader type 9 and we face issue when starting and ending loader animation is blinking the hole screen with loader animation.

The animation for DGActivityIndicatorThreeDotsAnimation is not staggered like in the gif preview. All dots grow and shrink at the same time instead of staggering the way the gif on this repository shows. The solution can be made in DGActivityIndicatorThreeDotsAnimation.m

Change: animation.beginTime = beginTime;

To: animation.beginTime = beginTime+((0.5f/3.0f)*(float)i);

The display project doesn't actually show all the items because their width is /5 meanwhile you're using a %7 for the x position. The .gif in the readme (which looks like it just came from the sample project) doesn't actually display all the options.

hello! I am a beginner of the iOS, I use a Swift, translation of the library, you have a problem, the last two don't know how to remove the animation in the middle of the curve. Don't know why the Objective - c: no problem, trouble you see, what's the problem? https://github.com/king129/SJActivityIndicatorView.git

Not quite sure why, but if the DGActivityIndicatorView:setupAnimation is called, the app will "freeze" up (not crash) when the device/screen is rotated.

If I comment out my call to DGActivityIndicatorView:setSize: (which calls setupAnimation), the app will rotate and continue functioning correctly.

I am using iOS 9.2, Swift 2, Cocoapods. DGActivityIndicatorView (2.0)

I am adding animation to a login process and in some cases that goes via Facebook (which backgrounds my app.) Upon return the animation is frozen, and I cannot seem to resuscitate it (despite efforts to start or stop/start in viewDidAppear.) I've tried things I've read (on Stack Overflow) such as setting setNeedsDisplay on the animation, it's superview, the main view. No success.

It there a way to help the animation know it needs to start afresh?

Hi @gontovnik,

Would it be possible to add Carthage support to your library?