I've found this error since long ago.
I have solved this problem and have been using it.
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Error situation :
Stop in the middle when you drag.
The calendar automatically aligns with the screen.
But if you start dragging again Before views are automatically sorted,
You will be able to drag beyond the limited range.
ex) Set limited range to September 10, 2019.
If you drag quickly as described, you can drag before September 10.
I am not good at English, so I will take a video if you can't understand it
2 Causes :
First, change the scrollDirection variable to nil unconditionally in the scrollViewDidEndDecelating() function.
Second, the loadPage() function is called very often.
Change point :
Added checkDragRangesInHorizontalScroll() function to JZBaseWeekView.swift.
Use the function when setting the scrollDirection variable in the scrollViewDidEndDecelating() function.
Also invokes the function before using loadPageSectionScroll().
The checkDragRangesInHorizontalScroll() function compares the difference between the date on the screen that I am viewing and the date that is limited.
I couldn't analyze all the sources.
So I don't think this is a good way.
But it works! (CAUTION: Not many tests try.)
Hi @zjfjack
I've found this error since long ago. I have solved this problem and have been using it. Upload the Pull Request to share with everyone.
Error situation :
2 Causes : First, change the scrollDirection variable to nil unconditionally in the
scrollViewDidEndDecelating()
function. Second, theloadPage()
function is called very often.Change point : Added
checkDragRangesInHorizontalScroll()
function to JZBaseWeekView.swift. Use the function when setting thescrollDirection
variable in thescrollViewDidEndDecelating()
function. Also invokes the function before usingloadPageSectionScroll().
ThecheckDragRangesInHorizontalScroll()
function compares the difference between the date on the screen that I am viewing and the date that is limited.I couldn't analyze all the sources. So I don't think this is a good way. But it works! (CAUTION: Not many tests try.)