UITableViewCell's subclass with gestures. You can swipe over cell and see 1 or 2 buttons.
- Xcode 5.
- iOS 6 or later.
- ARC.
ETSwipeCell is a subclass of UITableViewCell with UIGestureRecognizer.
Include the ETSwipeCell.h and ETSwipeCell.m in your project.
To use ETSwipeCell, you should create your own class with parent ETSwipeCell. Then in initWithStyle create your own user interface for cell. And implement buttons and gesture behavior in initializing method.
Example project included.
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Copyright (c) 2013 Eugene Trapeznikov
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I can't promise to answer questions about how to use the code.
If you want to submit a feature request or bug report, please use GitHub's issue tracker for this project. Or preferably fork the code and implement the feature/fix yourself, then submit a pull request.
Enjoy!
Eugene Trapeznikov