Disable backgroundColor #52
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November 5, 2015 07:48
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Should have also mentioned I added .DS_Store to .gitignore. |
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I think you should override the layerClass class method making it return CATransformLayer. |
…ing backgroundColor property to disable setting the backgroundColor as suggested by @CosynPa
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@CosynPa Great idea! I've updated the pull request accordingly. |
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You can leave the backgroundColor override, without this override, you'll receive an warning when set backgroundColor. |
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Closing in favor of pull request #55. |
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Overrides the backgroundColor property inherited from UIView to be disabled.
This is in order to mimic an actual UIStackView, which is a non-drawing view, and protect users of TZStackView from becoming reliant on setting a TZStackView's background color. This should be one less surprise for users when they eventually migrate from TZStackView to UIStackView in the future.