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I'm sure Busy isn't meant to represent state—it's a property whose setter and getter call a spinning wheel UI element's StartAnimating and StopAnimating. It's a
by danabramov 13y ago
I'm sure Busy isn't meant to represent state—it's a property whose setter and getter call a spinning wheel UI element's StartAnimating and StopAnimating. It's a very common practice in iOS view controllers. That's what I read anyway.
- marshray 13y agoThat sounds like state to me.
- danabramov 13y agoDo you have any other method of updating the UI without calling corresponding methods? I'm lost on your argument.
- marshray 13y agoWell if the goal is to have a "spinning wheel UI element" to reflect to the user that the app is in a "busy" state, and the UI element requires calls to modify its animation state, then no I don't have a way to do it without calls to the UI element.