iphone - How can I set the paging behavior of an UIScrollView with pagingEnabled=YES? -
The documentation says:
If the value of the property is yes, scroll view user's scroll When the view limit stops on the multipliers, the default value is not stopped.
It's really good that the user prevents multiplication of the visual limit while scrolling;) but how many factors? How is the calculation of beings? I get a very strange behavior. I have 15 small 50x50 images standing. How can I set it to scroll every 50 units, or to close every image? It stops at once, once in the middle and once in the end. This is not the behavior expected by me.
This prevents the limit on every one. To wit. If your scrollview is a limit of 0,0,100,100, then this content will stop at every one of the 100 by the end of the field. Assuming the original 0 (0 * 100) a single health geniuser will inspire you to do 0,100 (or 100, 100 or 100, 100 if the direction-lock is not enabled).
To do this removable debug, I will see the boundaries of all SubView images within the content scroll, the extent of the content and the limits of content frames.
I suspect that your scrollwall is not limited to the frame limits of your properties - if they do not match up, you have to implement paging yourself.
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