Closed mythodeia closed 8 years ago
I don't think Bohr provides with an efficient enough mechanism to do that at the moment, so keeping a reference to the cell (or binding that piece of state to its textLabel through ReactiveCocoa) is the way to go.
thats was my solution for this. thanks
I'm sorry for not providing a more extensive answer by the way. I've been particularly busy this week.
@DavdRoman It was a yes or no question and you answered just fine. I know everyone is super busy so no worries. :+1: PS: in your next Swift version of this library you can gather up all 'missing' features like this and add it there. thanks again
Absolutely. I'll add it to #33 right away.
excellent. looking forward to the new version :+1:
So i have a BOButtonTableViewCell with
Turn Passcode On
when the user first open settings. When the user taps the button a lock view appears where he can enable a passcode for the app. When the lockview is dismissed and the user has set his desired passcode i want the text of the button to change toTurn Passcode Off
is there any other way to achieve this besides keeping a reference of the cell and changing the title? i mean just reloading a simple cell thanks