Joan Lluch

You really need to write a Wiki for your excellent library. I didn't realise your library was compatible with the SH1106 displays until I looked deeply into it. I was...

Thanks for the change. I agree that the `SSD1306Ascii::write(const char *s)` function was indeed redundant. Although oddly enough the `Print::write(const char *s)` implementation also uses the despised `strlen()` function

Hi Greiman. Well, I suspect that when implementing a derivate of the `Print`class, we are supposed to override both the `write(const uint8_t *buffer, size_t size)` and the `write(uint8_t ch)` functions,...

Sorry, this is not possible with the current implementation. Sometime in the future I may add the possibility to specify a custom view for the SWCellButtonItem (similar to the customView...

The SWRevealTableViewCell _also_ allows you to tap on buttons while sliding. Not in your code?

Hi marklarr, I do not quite understand this request. I tried to tap on a button while sliding the cell with another finger and the button worked, so it already...

I am not sure if I understand your requirement. The handler is called when you tap on the button item, but at this time you should dismiss the revealing cell,...

Oh I see. I suppose this can be done by allowing setting item properties after they have been provided by the datasource. Currently, changing item properties only have an effect...

You pass Cell Items to the SWRevealTableViewCell in a similar way as you would do to a UIToolBar. Similarly, you do not have access to the underlying button. On a...

Hi @FramusRock . Not sure if I understand the issue. Do you mean implementing a way to set the cells to the default position (no button items revealed) when you...