UITableView.InsertSections(NSIndexSet, UITableViewRowAnimation) Method
Definition
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Inserts a section (or sections) from a table view, with an option to animate the operation.
[Foundation.Export("insertSections:withRowAnimation:")]
public virtual void InsertSections (Foundation.NSIndexSet sections, UIKit.UITableViewRowAnimation withRowAnimation);abstract member InsertSections : Foundation.NSIndexSet * UIKit.UITableViewRowAnimation -> unit
override this.InsertSections : Foundation.NSIndexSet * UIKit.UITableViewRowAnimation -> unitParameters
- sections
- NSIndexSet
A set of section identifiers to insert. If a section already exists at a given index, it is moved up down one index location.
- withRowAnimation
- UITableViewRowAnimation
What type of animation to use when inserting the rows (eg. fade in or slide in from left)
- Attributes
Remarks
UITableView calls the relevant UITableViewSource methods immediately afterwards to get the cells and other content to display the visible rows.
When this method is called inside an animation block defined by BeginUpdates() and EndUpdates(), any insertions of rows or sections are deferred until after deletions have been processed. This happens regardless of the ordering of the insertion and deletion method calls within the animation block.