A subclass-able way to cleanly and neatly implement a table view controller much like those in Settings.app, with nice-looking fields to collect or display information, all using a simple and convienent block-based syntax.
I see that the last commit on master is about a year newer than the latest tagged cocoapods release. It would be nice if that were update.
(I stumbled upon this after going to fix the UITextAlignment deprecation warning only to find out that that had already been done).
Calling -removeAllSections doesn't seem to actually remove the sections from the tableview itself, and so adding sections or touching the tableview causes the app to crash from a really nasty exception.
My current work around is to call [self.tableview reloadData] immediately after removing all sections. I'm not sure if this is the best possible solution but it seems to work for me.
I'm using your wonderful work in my project and have some issue (question).
In wi-fi , _foundNetworks method you have "for loop" for inserting new cells.
I've noticed that block executed twice for one full loop. That mean, the network names generated twice (when using debug log within a block). Why so? Shouldn't it be one time per loop?
Thank you for help.