General information
IGListKit version: 3.4.0- iOS version(s): 11.4
- Xcode version: 9.4.1
- Reproducible in the demo project?: Yes
Hello,
I think I found a bug: If you call contentView.frame.size inside your bindViewModel method, it returns the size of the xib (in storyboard), not the size of the cell, which was specified in the sectionController(_ sectionController: ListBindingSectionController<ListDiffable>, sizeForViewModel viewModel: Any, at index: Int).
This bug also occurs in the IGListKit-Binding-Guide example project.
The cell still has the right size (from sizeForViewModel), but I’m creating a MKSnapshotter inside bindViewModel, which unfortunately uses the wrong size of the contentView.
In my project, the bug only occurs when the cell is loaded for the first time. After that, contentView.frame.size returns the correct size.
General information
IGListKitversion: 3.4.0Hello,
I think I found a bug: If you call
contentView.frame.sizeinside yourbindViewModelmethod, it returns the size of the xib (in storyboard), not the size of the cell, which was specified in thesectionController(_ sectionController: ListBindingSectionController<ListDiffable>, sizeForViewModel viewModel: Any, at index: Int).This bug also occurs in the
IGListKit-Binding-Guideexample project.The cell still has the right size (from
sizeForViewModel), but I’m creating a MKSnapshotter insidebindViewModel, which unfortunately uses the wrong size of the contentView.In my project, the bug only occurs when the cell is loaded for the first time. After that,
contentView.frame.sizereturns the correct size.