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I am using DeepDiff and I have the following problem I can't figure out what is wrong:
I have a class (Hashable):
class Foo: Hashable {
let models: [String]
}
In the begging I have one instance of class Foo called A in an array and DeepDiff correctly instructs for an insert as the initial state is an empty uitableview. Then I have two instances of class Foo called A and B in the following order: [B, A], and DeepDiff correctly instructs for an insert for instance B but for instance A it doesn't instruct anything ex. move. I am missing something? Is this a bug?
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I think that suits the way UITableView/UICollection does its animation. If you create a new project using the default template Master - Detail, you can see this function which does the job of inserting 1 item to the beginning of the list
Hi @onmyway133 ,
I am using DeepDiff and I have the following problem I can't figure out what is wrong:
I have a class (Hashable):
class Foo: Hashable {
let models: [String]
}
In the begging I have one instance of class Foo called A in an array and DeepDiff correctly instructs for an insert as the initial state is an empty uitableview. Then I have two instances of class Foo called A and B in the following order: [B, A], and DeepDiff correctly instructs for an insert for instance B but for instance A it doesn't instruct anything ex. move. I am missing something? Is this a bug?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: