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I noticed that there is a KitePresentationViewController but no access to the containing view (KiteView?). It seems simpler and more conventional to add an animation to an existing view instead of having to deal with a nested view controller. (You also don't need to bother about retaining the view controller as a local variable.)
For example, instead of:
guard let kitePresentationViewController =KitePresentationViewController(kiteDocument: kiteDocument)else{fatalError("Could not create Kite Presentation View Controller")}self.kiteViewController = kitePresentationViewController
self.placeholderView?.addSubview(kitePresentationViewController.view)
Adding a kite animation would be:
guard let kiteView =KiteView(with: kiteDocument)else{fatalError("Could not create KiteView")}self.placeholderView?.addSubview(kiteView)
Is access to the kite view on the roadmap?
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I noticed that there is a
KitePresentationViewController
but no access to the containing view (KiteView
?). It seems simpler and more conventional to add an animation to an existing view instead of having to deal with a nested view controller. (You also don't need to bother about retaining the view controller as a local variable.)For example, instead of:
Adding a kite animation would be:
Is access to the kite view on the roadmap?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: