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Is there any possible way to change the circle's height? #141

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GokmenAkarDNB opened this issue Jan 7, 2020 · 3 comments
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Is there any possible way to change the circle's height? #141

GokmenAkarDNB opened this issue Jan 7, 2020 · 3 comments

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@GokmenAkarDNB
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I find the circles are huge for my screen and I want to change the sizes of circles, but I didn't succeed. I tried to change frameSize value in framework(SwiftSpinner) (h:200,w:200) to (h:100,w:100) but it didn't work as I expected. Actually nothing changed, sizes were still same.

By the way I really like the SwiftSpinner, in my opinion it's a cool framework to use.

@andreamazz
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Hi @GokmenAkarDNB
Changing those values does scale down the spinner. If you tried it in the demo project, make sure to clear the build folder first, the workspace doesn't automatically recompile the library.

@ASamirbadran
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Hi @GokmenAkarDNB
Changing those values does scale down the spinner. If you tried it in the demo project, make sure to clear the build folder first, the workspace doesn't automatically recompile the library.

how to change those values ?

@andreamazz
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Hi @GokmenAkarDNB
Changing those values does scale down the spinner. If you tried it in the demo project, make sure to clear the build folder first, the workspace doesn't automatically recompile the library.

how to change those values ?

Directly inside the SwiftSpinner source, currently there is no public API to customize that.

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