Arrow definitions are now set with an enum. #3
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Plus the ability to set the position when initializing the object using the enum.
Arrow definitions are now set with an enum.
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This is great, I'll see if I can update the positioning so it'll put the box at the correct location based on the arrow position. |
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I think what would be MORE fantastic would be if it could auto-calculate its position based on the anchor point and the "allowed directions" like a UIPopoverController. That way, it could have the arrow below as well as above and on the sides. Unfortunately, we can't subclass UIPopoverController if we want to retain iPhone compatibility (which I do) |
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Yeah... It wouldn't be TOO hard, but would take some time messing with the path drawing to relocate the arrow on different sides. I don't think I have time for that today. Maybe tomorrow... |
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Ahh - yeah, i see now that you're creating the arrow as a part of the outline of the actual object. https://github.com/ocrickard/OCCalendar/blob/master/OCCalendarView/OCCalendarView.m#L283 I thought maybe they were two separate objects - a rounded rect and a triangle. |
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I thought of doing that, but all of the shadows and strokes didn't match perfectly. Instead, I just specify it as part of the path. |
Gives the user the ability to specify arrow position when initializing the view controller.