L

LRTableModel

Settings | Report Duplicate

0

I Use This!

Inactive

Commits : Listings

Analyzed 4 days ago. based on code collected 4 days ago.

Commit Message	Contributor	Files Modified	Lines Added	Lines Removed	Code Location	Date
Mar 11, 2025 — Mar 11, 2026 Showing page 1 of 2 Search / Filter on:
Begin/end callbacks are optional	Luke Redpath	More...				over 13 years ago
Remove LRTableModelCellProvider. The newer UITableView APIs for cell reuse mean there are better ways of doing this now. Furthermore, the "abstract" notifying table view model no longer acts as a data source.	Luke Redpath	More...				over 13 years ago
Moved the event listeners out of the core LRTableModel protocol, and into a new LRSelfNotifyingTableModel "abstract" class.	Luke Redpath	More...				over 13 years ago
Added a podspec.	Luke Redpath	More...				about 14 years ago
Removed redundant files.	Luke Redpath	More...				about 14 years ago
Get the tests running again	Luke Redpath	More...				about 14 years ago
Modernized project file	Luke Redpath	More...				about 14 years ago
Converted the example app to ARC.	Luke Redpath	More...				about 14 years ago
Ignore xcuserdata	Luke Redpath	More...				about 14 years ago
Remove submodules.	Luke Redpath	More...				about 14 years ago
Convert library code to use ARC.	Luke Redpath	More...				about 14 years ago
Ignore pods (remove from source)	Luke Redpath	More...				about 14 years ago
Lots of restructuring and project modernisation:	Luke Redpath	More...				about 14 years ago
Set the example controller titles automatically	Luke Redpath	More...				over 15 years ago
Refactored out the grouping of repository names as its not very relevant to the main example	Luke Redpath	More...				over 15 years ago
This update shows how we can react to complicated changes with fine-grained animation.	Luke Redpath	More...				over 15 years ago
Implemented a "rotate" function on the grouped data source that shifts the last item to the top and moves each item down one, which results in objects changing sections.	Luke Redpath	More...				over 15 years ago
Whilst the example is quite contrived, this shows how it is possible to extend the table model to deal with sections. The way a list is divided into sections is often app-specific so the TableModel protocol should only deal with this at a very abstract level.	Luke Redpath	More...				over 15 years ago
A bare-bones list of repository names, in preparation for a grouped table view.	Luke Redpath	More...				over 15 years ago
As the abstract table model implements the UITableViewDataSource protocol, it should declare it in its header.	Luke Redpath	More...				over 15 years ago
LRTableModel doesn't need to be concerned with UITableViewDataSource; you shouldn't have to have your table model be the table view datasource if you don't want to.	Luke Redpath	More...				over 15 years ago
Added a note about the non-performance sort method.	Luke Redpath	More...				over 15 years ago
Implemented really simple sort ordering through the table model.	Luke Redpath	More...				over 15 years ago
Start hooking up a segmented control in a toolbar that can be used to control the sort order in the simple table model.	Luke Redpath	More...				over 15 years ago
Filtering doesn't need to trigger a table model update; the search results controller handles this.	Luke Redpath	More...				over 15 years ago
Wire up the search results controller by responding to its delegate events with calls to the search table model.	Luke Redpath	More...				over 15 years ago
The SearchTableModel should provide an API for filtering its collection and return the appropriate set of data (filtered or unfiltered).	Luke Redpath	More...				over 15 years ago
Demonstrate how the table model can be wired up in a nib file easily.	Luke Redpath	More...				over 15 years ago
Skeleton for a new search table example.	Luke Redpath	More...				over 15 years ago
We can simplify things further by having the abstract table model provide a default cell reuse identifier and making the cell provider method optional.	Luke Redpath	More...				over 15 years ago

←
1
2
→