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List Sorting #38

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ElDragonRojo opened this issue Aug 2, 2013 · 0 comments
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List Sorting #38

ElDragonRojo opened this issue Aug 2, 2013 · 0 comments
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  • The talk list and related talk view should be sorted in ascending or descending order.
  • Sort direction should be saved and restored from user defaults.
  • This is a better use of space than the static title and gives the layout more room.

In the future, this segmented control could be collapsed into a toggle button to be placed in a toolbar.

Instead of arrows, it should show fading bars, black, dark gray, and light gray lines representing topics fading as they age, from darkest to lightest or vice versa.
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# List sorting
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* The talk list and related talk view can now be sorted in ascending or descending order via a control in the navigation bar. (Refs #38)
  * This is accomplished with a boolean property and the sort descriptor of the fetch request.
* Sort direction is saved and restored from user defaults.
* The title is now the topic, i.e. the topic of the selected issue. (Refs #33)

## Refactoring

* Pare down the fetch request automatic accessor to make it easier to refresh the fetch request, potentially with new data, and do so.
* The reloadList: method now serves a legitimate purpose, reloading the fetch as well as the table view, which can still be reloaded directly.

## Style

* Took out all that commented table view code from the talk list.
  * That code was replaced with the simple, naïve implementation. It remains implemented this was in the talk view controller, so we can compare the two.
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