Set alpha when disabling button - #15
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Aha. I didn't even think about the |
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I noticed that calling the
roundedButton.isEnabled = falsedoesn't dim it - which is the case in otherUIControls.I noticed that in all setters
_isDirty = YES; [self setNeedsLayout];are called, and thought about using the same pattern; however, there is no need to layout all the subviews again, so I thought setting alpha directly a more reasonable solution.