Closed MilesV64 closed 11 months ago
@MilesV64, I'll put this in my backlog to look at. Hopefully, I'll get on this soon.
@MilesV64, requested changes have been made in the latest main
(#226). Will be included in the upcoming release.
You can receive scrollView delegae events by setting up scrollViewDelegate
on EditorView
.
It's often important to have access to a
UIScrollView
powering a view in order to update UI on scroll, get the current offset, and attach/intercept gesture recognizers (think a pull down animation that only pulls down when the scroll view is scrolled to the top, like dismissing an iOS modal view controller).It would be great to have access to the scroll view powering the
EditorView
for those reasons. I understand not wanting the consumer to break the editor by directly modifying the scrollview, but somehow it would be really good to be able to at least:EditorViewDelegate
UIScrollView.panGestureRecognizer
as it's important for implementing the pull-to-dismiss modal behavior (UIKit does this automatically in a modal, but I need a custom implementation of modals)