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Where would I alter the code to allow fast scrolling? By fast scrolling, I am referring to the fact that the current animations allow "one cell at a time" scrolling, rather than the typical UIScrollView scrolling.
In particular, what I think would be useful would be to allow for fast scrolling and then upon stopping (either manually, or once the animation finishes), snapping to the closest cell.
I know the author of this is busy, but if someone could point me in the right direction, perhaps I can create a pull request and work on it myself.
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Hi! The 'pagingEnabled' property of the UICollectionView is true by recommendation, but you can definitely turn it off so you have the normal behaviour. For snapping, you can definitely override the AnimatrdCollectionViewLayout and implement the targetContentOffset method. You can find some examples on GitHub too. Overriding might not be possible, but feel free to copy the code or submit a PR!
Where would I alter the code to allow fast scrolling? By fast scrolling, I am referring to the fact that the current animations allow "one cell at a time" scrolling, rather than the typical UIScrollView scrolling.
In particular, what I think would be useful would be to allow for fast scrolling and then upon stopping (either manually, or once the animation finishes), snapping to the closest cell.
I know the author of this is busy, but if someone could point me in the right direction, perhaps I can create a pull request and work on it myself.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: