using setDraggingStartedBlock setDraggingEndedBlock

[sundialsoft]

1. I though it would be fun to alter the background color & alpha of view while they moved so I tried out these blocks but the views do not land on the X,Y coords I leave them on. They jump a little.
   My Code is:

    __weak typeof(timerView) weakSelf = timerView;
    [timerView setDraggingStartedBlock:^
     {
         weakSelf.backgroundColor=switchColor;
         weakSelf.alpha = 0.9f;
     }];
    [timerView setDraggingEndedBlock:^
     {
         weakSelf.backgroundColor=[UIColor whiteColor];;
         weakSelf.alpha = 1.0f;
     }];

Without these blocks the views stop in the correct place. Is there something I can do to resolve this?
It's the EndedBlock that's the issue. Even an empty block caused the view to just at the end.

Not mission critical, just nice to try out the code.

[andreamazz]

This is probably related to #12
When a layout cycle kicks in, the view is moved away. I need to implement the dragging in another way once I get the time to work on it :/

[sundialsoft]

Thanks for the feedback. My app is finished so after Christmas I will have time to look at this. I need to implement scroll view scrolling when a draggable view is moved out of the visible screen. I have code which does this in another app so will see if I can make it work here.

You are of course mentioned in the acknowledgements in my app 'Mama's Kitchen Timer' which should be off to Apple by tomorrow so live in 2 to 3 weeks from now I expect.

All the best for the festive season

Ian
Aka sundialSoft

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On 16 Dec 2015, at 14:16, Andrea Mazzini notifications@github.com wrote:

This is probably related to #12
When a layout cycle kicks in, the view is moved away. I need to implement the dragging in another way once I get the time to work on it :/

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[andreamazz]

That's great, happy to hear that. I'll keep you posted 👍

[ricozinn]

Hey, I was seeing this problem too, and commenting out this line here seems to fix it:

if (sender.state == UIGestureRecognizerStateEnded && self.draggingEndedBlock) {
//commenting this out fixes it
//        self.layer.anchorPoint = CGPointMake(0.5, 0.5);
        self.draggingEndedBlock(self);
}

[andreamazz]

Correct, see #23