All default (implicit) animations are returned in the method:
+(id)defaultAnimationForKey:(NSString*)key
You can simply override this and just return nil. This would mute out
all implicit animations.
And if you want specific animations, you can set them into the
animations dictionary of the view.
Refer:
http://developer.apple.com/documentation/Cocoa/Reference/NSAnimatablePropertyContainer_protocol/Introduction/Introduction.html
-Shripada
Hello, a (hopefully) quick question. I have a view which I would like
to use some Core Animation transitions on, so I've set it to
[theContentView setWantsLayer:YES]. However, this causes all of its
subviews to automatically gain fade transitions (which is the expected
behavior). However, some of the subviews are a WebView and an
IKImageBrowserView which apparently do not play nice with the
automatic transitions and create some ugly funky behavior (the image
browser view does not display anything at all). I simply want to
disable ALL implicit transitions/animations and only animate when I
explicitly tell the view to. How is this best accomplished?
Thanks so much,
Wil
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