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TableSection Structure Reference
TableSection
public struct TableSection : Sequence, TableSectionTypeDefines the style, and state information of a section.
FunctionalTableData deals in arrays of TableSection instances. Each section, at a minimum, has a string value unique within the table itself, and an array of CellConfigType instances that represent the rows of the section. Additionally there may be a header and footer for the section.
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public let key: String -
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public var header: TableHeaderFooterConfigType? -
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public var footer: TableHeaderFooterConfigType? -
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public var rows: [CellConfigType] -
Specifies visual attributes to be applied to the section. This includes row separators to use at the top, bottom, and between items of the section.
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public var style: SectionStyle? -
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public var headerVisibilityAction: ((UIView, Bool) -> Void)? -
Callback executed when a row is manually moved by the user. It specifies the before and after index position.
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public var didMoveRow: ((Int, Int) -> Void)? -
Adds a row to the end of the array of rows.
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public mutating func append(_ row: CellConfigType)Parameters
rowCellConfigTypeinstance to append the array of rows. -
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public func makeIterator() -> AnyIterator<CellConfigType> -
Attempts to merge the separator’s style provided by a
TableSectionwith the separator’s style provided by an instance ofCellConfigType.Declaration
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public func mergedStyle(for row: Int) -> CellStyleParameters
rowInteger identifying the position of the row in the section.
Return Value
The
CellStyleof the cell merged with the style of the section.
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public static func == (lhs: TableSection, rhs: TableSection) -> Bool