IOS6 and IOS7 code adaptation (4)--tableview

IOS7 a lot of control on the look of a change (after all, to flatten it), but the feeling of the greatest change is not tableview. Because the height of this control is customizable, it is used and widely, and such a change naturally affects quite a lot.

1.accessoryType

The biggest change in Tableviewcell Accessorytype is Uitableviewcellaccessorydetaildisclosurebutton, which in IOS6 is a reminder of the user's content, The iOS7 inside became Uitableviewcellaccessorydetailbutton.

2. Plain type of TableView

Plain this type of change is not small, in addition to from the object to the flat of a design idea, is a cell color adjustment.

In IOS6, the cell is the default use of transparent color, that is to show the TableView color, but iOS7 inside the cell default is white, will block the tableview background color.

3. TableView of Group Type

Group This type of change is more obvious, mainly for the processing of the header has changed.

IOS6, each section has a border line, section of the header about 10 pixel around, and the first section is closer to the upper end, there is no obvious white, but iOS7 inside the section of the border line is canceled, The header of section is about 35 pixel, and the style of each section is similar to the plain, and the first section and upper end have an obvious white space.

To modify this you can use the Heightforheaderinsection: method to set the height of the header.

[OBJC]View Plaincopyprint?

1. -  (cgfloat) TableView: (uitableview *) Tableview heightforheaderinsection: (Nsinteger) section  
2. {  
3.     if  (section ==  0)  {  
4.          return 10< Span class= "xcodeconstants" >.0;&NBSP;&NBSP;
5.      } else {  
6.          return 0;&NBSP;&NBSP;
7. &NBSP;&NBSP;&NBSP;&NBSP;}&NBSP;&NBSP;
8. }  

-(CGFloat) TableView: (UITableView *) TableView heightforheaderinsection: (nsinteger) section{    if (section = = 0) {        return 10.0;    } else {        return 0;    }}

Comparison of the results such as:

4. Dividing line

I find that this point is not mentioned in many places, it may be that people feel very natural, there is no need to say more. I think the gap in this place is still quite big, it is worth saying.

IOS6 when each cell divider line is from left to right, a complete one, iOS7 is the upper and lower border is complete, the middle of the shorter, if it is text, short, no feeling; but if you put a uiimage on the left, the divider starts after the image, This is obvious, especially when your image is not the same size, the starting point of the separation line is different, this will be quite ugly, so the recommended image size is consistent, at least one section must be consistent.

TableView in the iOS7 on the different points of course not only so many, I feel in the process of adaptation of these are more obvious, so take out a tan.

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