UITableViewStyle Enum
Definition
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The visual style for a UITableView. A table view's style can only be set when it is instantiated.
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public enum UITableViewStyletype UITableViewStyle = - Inheritance
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UITableViewStyle
- Attributes
Fields
| Name | Value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Plain | 0 | Cells in the plain style take the entire width of the table view - there is no rounded-rectangle grouping. Section headers and footers 'float' (stick to the top/bottom of the table view) as the user scrolls through the section. An index may be implemented to make scrolling through long lists faster. |
| Grouped | 1 | Table style where each section is grouped into a rounded-rectangle. The table view's background can be see behind the rounded-rectangle groupings. Section headers and footers do not 'float' while scrolling. |
Remarks
Some table view features are only available for a specific style, for example Plain tables can provide an index to help scroll through long lists but Grouped tables should not.