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Broaden [RefreshControl][ScrollView] behaviour, customise refresh indicator - PullableView? #20396
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I was looking for a way to fire an action if the user pulled the top of the list. Usually this leads in most apps to an refresh of the list and this is what was implemented with the RefreshControl Component in the ScrollView and its components alike.
However, some apps on iOS at least have implemented a way to pull the current view down and focusing on a new component which is thereby pulled into view.
I hope this is understandable. This might not be elegant to implement in the ScrollView or with an extened RefreshControl because this 'PullableView' should not be scrollable. Anyway I think this behaviour is somehow related to the RefreshControl and thereby ended up here.
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