Improving speed of layouting #92
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Maybe I'm wrong, but this code is very similar to another performance improvement that was committed then withdrawn a while ago. While it's useful in speeding up scrolling (I have similar code in a private build), it apparently caused problems for some developers. Not quite sure why my use case isn't giving me the same problems (perhaps because I'm not allowing reordering)... |
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Hmm it means that I will change the library in different places when I will use it) |
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I just downloaded your library and started analyze source code. It's a nice written project).
But I found that setSubviewsCacheAsInvalid is called in every layoutSubviews call. I think that it's wrong to clear cache when I scroll by 1 pixel. We should do this only if we have new cells to load.
Am I wrong?