defaultTouchEventsEnabled

[jonflanders]

I see you've removed defaultTouchEventsEnabled. The android version has "setTouchEnabled" - how do I now turn off user interaction - I do not want user interaction.

Thanks

[danielgindi]

Every UIView has userInteractionEnabled

[jonflanders]

ah - thanks! I didn't see that in the API. Great work BTW.

Also - is there a way to get the data to only appear animated to start with? I'm trying to animate as the chart comes into view - but it flashes even when I try to animate right after setting the data - is there a way to delay rendering until the animation methods are called?

Thanks again - great stuff

[danielgindi]

I didn't experience this problem - as we usually animate on the first frame
that displays... Otherwise you have a logical problem there.
But you can try setting the data only when you really need to

On Fri, May 15, 2015 at 6:26 PM, jonflanders [email protected]
wrote:

ah - thanks! I didn't see that in the API. Great work BTW.

Also - is there a way to get the data to only appear animated to start
with? I'm trying to animate as the chart comes into view - but it flashes
even when I try to animate right after setting the data - is there a way to
delay rendering until the animation methods are called?

Thanks again - great stuff

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[jonflanders]

should I be setting the animation up before I set the data? Is there a sample that guarantees animation on the first render?

[danielgindi]

Just use the first frame that is supposed to render.Ina view controller it
would be view_Will_Appear.