ios - Swift MVC Design With Multiple Table Views -
Then I have a main view of my controller that has a table view. This table view will display many different custom sections which will be considered sub-class UITableViewCell in some of these cells within the table.
My problem is that for the table view in the table, I should specify which class to be UITableViewDelegate in this case. See the cell I thought was my initial idea to make it a cell view class:
class MyTableViewCell: table view call {@Iboutlet var table view: UITableView ;; Var Message: Array & lt; String & gt;?; // Parents are called by the tableview when cellForRowAtIndexPath is said to be in the main controller / to start the override function to see dynamic properties (obj: MyObject) {messages = obj.getMessages ( ); }} Extensions MyTableViewCell: UITableViewDataSource {func tableView (table view: UITableView, cellularouttextpage index: NSIndexPath) - & gt; UITableViewCell {} function table view (table view: UITableView, numberOfRowsInSection section: Int) - & gt; Difference {return message == zero? 0: Message! Count; }} This is problematic because I have no place to register my nib files in the table view:
nib = UINib (nibName: " MyTableViewCell ", bundle: zero); Self.tableView.registerNib (Nib !, ForCellReuseIdentifier: "Custom"); In addition, I think that for viewing a view, a table view data source is violating the MVC principles, according to the best of my table views within the table view cells What's the way
The utility cell in a UITableView was actually implemented in Pulse as described by Genalipsis. In Obj-C, there is a complete tutorial plus post code that is located within UITableCell for UITableView:
It was done in Xcode 4 . I'm sure it will work in Xcode 6.1, but it describes a method.
I think the more descriptive and easy way to follow the tutorial was posted here on the site of Ray Wenderlich:
Create a regular UITableView
Create custom UITableViewCell Add rotated UITableView as a subview of our UITableViewCell < Rotate our custom cell and use it for our horizontal table view While Tulier was from 2011, some comments were very recent , So the approach will still work.
There is also a Github project which refers to stack overflow discussion from the beginning of this year:
If you open this project, then The storyboard file for the iPhone is enlightening (main_emo.phonyboardboard):
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