Option to snap scrolling to the nearest row boundary #64
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| NSIndexPath *targetIndexPath = [self.tableView indexPathForRowAtPoint:*targetContentOffset]; | ||
| CGRect targetCellRect = [self.tableView rectForRowAtIndexPath:targetIndexPath]; | ||
| // Round the scroll finish point to the nearest cell boundary | ||
| if (targetContentOffset->y < targetCellRect.origin.y + targetCellRect.size.height/2.) { |
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Even though this may be idiomatic C, I'm a bit wary of introducing this kind of struct pointer notation. Also 2.0.
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@property (nonatomic) BOOL snapsToRows;to enable snapping the nearest edge of a row to the top of the calendar when scrolling ends.This property is similar to
pagingEnabled, except the snapping is to rows rather than months.Paging takes precedence over snapping to row boundaries.