UIView Category

[alariccole]

Just requesting the category...would be great to use these in the same manner as other [UIView animate*] methods.

[NachoSoto]

I was actually working on this :) I haven't had much time lately, but I'll try to finish it soon!

[alariccole]

Great to hear. I could really use this in an upcoming project. I never understood why Apple didn't include such animation curve options in UIView animateWithDuration -- they'd be so useful!

[atomkirk]

any update on this? if not, can you explain to me what your strategy was going to be and I'll take a stab at it? (maybe push what you have so far)

[NachoSoto]

I've had no time to work on this, sorry. My idea was probably a bit hacky, but I wanted to implement it to see how it worked. It was basically this:

• Save all the layer properties.
• Invoke the block.
• Get new properties.
• Restore properties.
• Start animations for each of the keypaths that have changed.

[atomkirk]

that's smart, I'll give it a shot.

[NachoSoto]

I wish there was a way to introspect the block though.

[atomkirk]

to get all the objects the block captures. I was just on that train of though. There's no way to do that?

[NachoSoto]

Not as far as I know, and no way to introspect what calls would be made in the block, without invoking it.

[atomkirk]

I want to make very drastic changes, so I thought it best just to start my own project. Do you mind if I use a lot of your code and how would you like me to give you credit? I can list you as an author, whatever...

[NachoSoto]

Sure, I don't mind at all :)

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I want to make very drastic changes, so I thought it best just to start my own project. Do you mind if I use a lot of your code and how would you like me to give you credit? I can list you as an author, whatever...

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