ObjectExplorer: Add a new Shortcut for UIWindow to change animations speed#629
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Can we make this just a shortcut on UIWindow for the time being without modifying the view shortcuts file? One of them doesn't even work for UIWindow so we don't lose that much, right? |
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You're right, I did not noticed "Nearest VC" wasn't working on UIWindows. |
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Ugh, just clicked the wrong button while sending my comment, which closed the PR. Reopening. |
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Thanks! |
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This PR adds a new Shortcut to UIWindow to change its animations speed. It basically replicates the "Slow Animations" feature, only available on the Simulator. The user can set the speed of his choice.
As explained in the comments, as of now I've added it to UIView Shortcuts class instead of creating a new one for UIWindow. This is done like this to prevent UIWindow Shortcuts to override UIView ones (since as of now, an object can only get the Shortcuts from one class). Having a separate UIWindow class would have imply duplicating current UIView Shortcuts, which is not desirable. Tell me if you'd prefer any other way of handling this situation.