error due to animation.setUpAnimation()

[pbeneteau]

My app crash because of that function(EXC_BAD_ACCESS):

animation.setUpAnimation(in: layer, size: animationRect.size, color: color);

in NVActivityIndicatorView.swift line 456.

No logs.

[pbeneteau]

Found solution: REPLACE first uppercase of type names by a lowercase.

[pbeneteau]

Finally, it doesn't solve the problem...

[ninjaprox]

@stealdre: Could you provide more context of usage? (like code snippet, where using it). Since the example going the library is still working fine, the problem perhaps caused by other reason.

[pbeneteau]

I tried to use it with both ways: storyboard and code. I created a view (50px50px) with the class NVActivityIndicatorView in the storyboard and with animation type and color. Then I start animating with:activityIndicatorView.startAnimating() and stop with activityIndicatorView.stopAnimating(). Not working. I also tried with the second way: code. I created a view with: NVActivityIndicatorView(frame: frame, type: type, color: color, padding: padding): not working. Same error for both ways: it makes crash the app. Then I tried the UI blocker which works perfectly. I did what is written in your Usage guide.

[ninjaprox]

@stealdre: How about the following simplest use?

let aiView = NVActivityIndicatorView(frame: CGRect(x: 0, y: 0, width: 100, height: 100))

aiView.color = .black
aiView.startAnimating()
view.addSubview(aiView)

[pbeneteau]

This is working, try to update your guide.

[ninjaprox]

@stealdre: What's your suggestion for the better guide? PR is welcome.

[pbeneteau]

Try first to create a guide that work! The current guide is not working like I said. I did exactly what it says. Then you give me a more easy way that works. Why not put this way in your guide?

[ninjaprox]

I think it's straightforward for most people and there's no such kind of this issue before. The guide itself is not a step-by-step tutorial and may require a minimal prerequisite to understanding. Hope you understand this. 😄

[pbeneteau]

Hope people understand this...

[Oleksandr1234]

no its not, absolutely doesn't work, can't you just make it work without providing the frame? too much hassle, I tried other framework, work out of the box unlike this one