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[iOS] Fabric: Added ScrollEndDragEvent for scrollEndDrag event #48319
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[iOS] Fabric: Added ScrollEndDragEvent for scrollEndDrag event #48319
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@cipolleschi Hi, this is the another way by
dynamic_cast
scrollEvent
toScrollEndDragEvent
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uhm... sorry for the extra back and forth.
I tested locally and actually I prefer the previous version with the properly typed methods and without the cast.
I haven't realized that even if the
dispatchScrollViewEvent
takes anendDragScrollEvent
, it then creates a shared pointer of typeScrollEvent
: creating the new event pointer with explicit ScrollEvent type makes us lose the information of the actual subclass and therefore we can't serialize the event properly. :(I modified the imported code, nothing required to do on your side! 😉