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BridgeSupport is not parsing files properly #15

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brandonarbini opened this issue May 15, 2012 · 2 comments
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BridgeSupport is not parsing files properly #15

brandonarbini opened this issue May 15, 2012 · 2 comments

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@brandonarbini
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Hi. So, I'm pretty new to iOS development and I'm actually using RubyMotion. I really like this implementation of "pull to refresh" and I'd like to use it in my RubyMotion project via cocoapods (and motion-cocoapods). However, the .bridgesupport file is missing the UIScrollView extensions. I know that this is probably an issue with gen_bridge_metadata, but I thought I'd see if you are familiar with MacRuby/RubyMotion and what it does to get Obj-C projects working.

Here's the file:

<?xml version='1.0'?>
<signatures version='1.0'>
<class name='SVPullToRefresh'>
<method selector='activityIndicatorViewStyle'>
<retval declared_type='int' type='i'/>
</method>
<method selector='arrowColor'>
<retval declared_type='int*' type='^i'/>
</method>
<method selector='setActivityIndicatorViewStyle:'>
<arg name='activityIndicatorViewStyle' declared_type='int' type='i' index='0'/>
<retval declared_type='void' type='v'/>
</method>
<method selector='setArrowColor:'>
<arg name='arrowColor' declared_type='int*' type='^i' index='0'/>
<retval declared_type='void' type='v'/>
</method>
<method selector='setTextColor:'>
<arg name='textColor' declared_type='int*' type='^i' index='0'/>
<retval declared_type='void' type='v'/>
</method>
<method selector='stopAnimating'>
<retval declared_type='void' type='v'/>
</method>
<method selector='textColor'>
<retval declared_type='int*' type='^i'/>
</method>
</class>
</signatures>

Any assistance would be much appreciated.

@samvermette
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I am completely unfamiliar with MacRuby/RubyMotion. If you ask me, iOS development should be done in Obj-C in Xcode :)

@brandonarbini
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Ha! Fair enough. Thanks for the reply. :)

Brandon Arbini

On Tuesday, May 15, 2012 at 5:38 PM, Sam Vermette wrote:

I am completely unfamiliar with MacRuby/RubyMotion. If you ask me, iOS development should be done in Obj-C in Xcode :)


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mingming1222 pushed a commit to mingming1222/SVPullToRefresh that referenced this issue Dec 22, 2016
Fixed infinite scrolling activate pull to refresh issue
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