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Use UIScrollView's gesture instead of adding a new UIPanGestureRecognizer #23
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Hi Bryan, good point. I never had the time to actually implement transitions with |
@bryan1anderson were you able to implement the library with UIScrollView because I have a very strange top inset which I fix it on opening, but dismissal is somehow jumping and not good when returning on UICollectionViewCell when dismissing DetailViewController with button. @marcosgriselli first, thanks for your great work. |
@sevgjan I'll be working on this shortly. I'll keep you guys posted. |
@marcosgriselli hey man, sorry to bother, any news on this issue? did we miss something? |
Hey @sevgjan no worries. I'm gonna be totally honest I haven't had the time to work on this. I took a look at it when the issue was created and realized it wasn't as easy as applying a hack so I can't give an estimate of when this will be fixed/supported. Sorry for the inconvenience. |
No problem @marcosgriselli , just wanted to check if there's any news on this issue. |
I am using this library to present several UIViewControllers. Many of them have UIScrollView subviews.
ModalTransitionDelegate.interactiveController.gestureRecognizer
is private and this makes it impossible for me to tell my views to prefer their gesture recognizers over the interactive controllers gesture recognizer.What is your recommended way around this?
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