Mario Iannotta

Hello there, did you try using the method `updatePreferredFrameIfNeeded(animated: Bool)`? Note that you should update `pullUpControllerPreferredSize` (or `pullUpControllerPreferredLandscapeFrame`) before call that method.

Hi Eric, I totally agree with you. I'm just a little bit afraid of this "manager thing", I hope singletons are not involved in your refactor :)

Hi @CfiedlerIII thanks for this great work! Instead of making a new library from this (where everything has been renamed hence keeping the changes in sync would be hard), I...

Do you think that it would be possible to keep both behaviors? We could model it with a simple enum with associated values. ``` enum LandscapeMode { case fixed(frame: CGRect)...

I saw the video and I don't really understand what's going on. I guess your main view has a blue background and your popup view controller's view is white and...

Ok, I've found a solution. The problem was the pull up controller's view bottom anchor is equal to the parent view bottom anchor and to match this constraint, when the...

Hi @Heltisace the problem with this solution is that you won't be able to easily achieve the bouncing effect we discussed here https://github.com/MarioIannotta/PullUpController/issues/33 (the second point).

I just downloaded pulley and as far as I understood it doesn't support dynamic sticky points and customizable bounce size, so maybe the situation is a little bit different. Sorry...

Hi @Heltisace, don't worry, I don't hate you :) Regarding this first issue thank you for proposing a solution already, I'm not 100% sure that it will work though. Check...

That's right, the guard solve the issue but I don't think is conceptually right (sorry I'm a little bit picky :)) Maybe I've found another way to solve the issue...