JGProgressHUDStyleNone

[krzyzanowskim]

Do not apply effects with new HUD style "None" - useful for custom huds.

[JonasGessner]

Thanks! I will merge this the next time I update the library.

[JonasGessner]

Actually, after looking at the code and thinking a lot about this I decided to revert this commit.

The "none" style defaults to black elements, but you cannot have white elements. Because of the differences between iOS 7 and 8, it is hard to actually fully customize the HUD when it is set to "none" mode. I thought about expanding this to JGProgressHUDStyleNoneLight and JGProgressHUDStyleNoneDark but there's another big problem, the names: JGProgressHUDStyleDark means that the HUD is dark and that the elements are light, JGProgressHUDStyleLight means that the HUD is light and the elements are dark. So if we were to make JGProgressHUDStyleNoneLight and JGProgressHUDStyleNoneDark, what would the Light and Dark stand for? The color of the elements, one might say, so JGProgressHUDStyleNoneLight would have a transparent background and light elements and JGProgressHUDStyleNoneDark would have a transparent background and dark elements, seems logical! But looking back at JGProgressHUDStyleDark and JGProgressHUDStyleLight, the colors of the elements are suddenly switched!? JGProgressHUDStyleDark has light elements but JGProgressHUDStyleNoneDark has dark elements? Ok so what if we called it JGProgressHUDStyleNoneLight and gave that style dark elements! Well then the name doesn't make any sense anymore, and the other way round the colors of the elements differ for the same naming scheme, so you're basically stuck and there's not a good solution to this problem.

Therefore I decided to get rid of the "none" style again, also because having a clear background doesn't make sense to me. The 3 available styles are fine and can be used in any case and have a great look, there's nothing that needs to be changed, so why change it? :)

[krzyzanowskim]

without "none" or transparent, you can't create custom progress with custom shape without forced border view. In particular you can't create progress that is spinning only, without background. My point is that since you allowed custom views, it should be possible to create clean view, without any background. Additinaly on iOS8 "UIBlurEffect" view is messing up.

[JonasGessner]

OK but there needs to be a good solution which is not totally confusing (as I explained in my previous comment) or only offers one element color (your pull request).