FROM : Jay Martin
DATE : Tue Mar 18 19:48:18 2008
> If your data model is updated but not the Table View simply calling
> setNeedsDisplay on the tv should be enough and less expensive (you
> can even simply call it for rects of cells to be updated)
>
> Laurent
That's it! Using setNeedsDisplay (instead of reloadData) on the
TableView while another cell is being edited causes the TableView to
update but not to interrupt to the editing process.
Thanks!!
jay
DATE : Tue Mar 18 19:48:18 2008
> If your data model is updated but not the Table View simply calling
> setNeedsDisplay on the tv should be enough and less expensive (you
> can even simply call it for rects of cells to be updated)
>
> Laurent
That's it! Using setNeedsDisplay (instead of reloadData) on the
TableView while another cell is being edited causes the TableView to
update but not to interrupt to the editing process.
Thanks!!
jay
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| Jay Martin | Mar 18, 19:48 | |
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