Releases: cbpowell/MarqueeLabel
Releases · cbpowell/MarqueeLabel
v2.3.5: tvOS Cocoapods Support
- Added tvOS as a deployment target in Cocoapods (thanks @amarcadet!)
v2.3.4: Minor fixes
- Fixes an issue where a
shadowOffset
value set in Interface Builder wouldn't be property respected (fixes #119, thanks @stuartjmoore!) - Lowers the maximum width for a MarqueeLabel from
8192.0f
points to5461.0f
points, which is the maximum width an iPhone 6S Plus will draw (closes #118, thanks @FransGH!)
v2.3.3: Better attributed string support
v2.3.2: Carthage Support
- Added Carthage support. Thanks @delannoyk!
v2.3.1: Minor fixes
- Fixed an issue where changing
holdScrolling
fromYES
toNO
would incorrectly triggertapToScroll
labels. (Credit to @frakman1 on this one, as I actually noticed the issue in the demo GIF…) - Fixed a bug where
tapToScroll
labels would reset the scroll animation when tapped again while the animation was in-flight. - Made some small demo project improvements.
- Additional info on MarqueeLabel setup when using Storyboards in the README - thanks @frakman1!
- Added a GIF of the demo project.
- Added CHANGELOG, pointing to the Github release page.
- Added Xcode Shared Scheme.
v2.3.0: Better continuous-type handling through CAReplicatorLayer
- Uses the magic of CAReplicatorLayer to duplicate the text for the
MLContinuous
andMLContinuousReverse
types - Should completely eliminate issues where formatting would be lost/ignored on the second, "incoming" label (hopefully fixes issues #108, #114)
- Simplifies another feature I've been considering...
v2.2.5: Several fixes
v2.2.4: Gradient fade method
v2.2.3: Hold Scrolling, Attributed Text
- Fixes a bug where calling
resetLabel
would cause the label to automatically scroll (at least once) even when theholdScrolling
property was set toYES
(ref #97, thanks @kmckinley) - Fixes a bug where multiple colors (and probably several other properties) would not be transferred properly to secondary sublabels when using the
MLContinuous
types (ref #98, thanks again @kmckinley)
v2.2.2: Label Length Limits
- Alliteration aside, UILabels apparently have a width limitation of 8,192 points (which is 1,024 x 8) beyond which they simply won't draw. This update caps the subLabel widths at 8,192 to avoid this, although this does put an upper cap on how long your strings can be (ref issues #95, #96)