Tableview reloadData() re-rendering bug

I wanted to revive conversation about “Tableview reloadData() re-rendering bug”

Original post: https://forums.coronalabs.com/topic/68064-tableview-reloaddata-re-rendering-bug/

A summary of the bug is posted by SGS:

" … Rows that are on the boundary of being culled that are not redrawn when you call reloadData(). Lets say screen height is 960px, I would imagine the cull area is +50px top and bottom. It is rows in that cutoff area that are not redrawn."

It should have been fixed in 3043, but as Hyun and SGS said, they used newer versions and the bug can still be seen. I’m using v.3179 and seeing the bug.

Tried to scroll away to trigger re-render but didn’t work for me.

I tried to follow the sample app in the other post. I tried to duplicate the steps. I don’t see an issue. Can you be more descriptive of what the problem is? Maybe a video capture showing the issue would help?

Rob

I’ll see if I can get a video for this. It’d definitely be easier to see in motion. It doesn’t happen every time I use reload, and scrolling can be specific.

For now the workaround in the original post works ok for me, so I’m content using that for the time being.

I tried to follow the sample app in the other post. I tried to duplicate the steps. I don’t see an issue. Can you be more descriptive of what the problem is? Maybe a video capture showing the issue would help?

Rob

I’ll see if I can get a video for this. It’d definitely be easier to see in motion. It doesn’t happen every time I use reload, and scrolling can be specific.

For now the workaround in the original post works ok for me, so I’m content using that for the time being.