I've got a UITableView where the colour of the row text can change
depending on its place in the table. For example, a row may change
colour if it's moved from the bottom to the top of the table; and
sometimes its colour may change if another row is deleted or inserted.
The problem is that the text colour is not updated until the table
reloads its data. So (e.g.) if I move a row from the bottom to the
top, its colour doesn't change immediately.
I'd like the text colours to be updated when the table leaves edit
mode. But according to the docs, I can't call reloadData in the
tableview controller's commitEditingStyle or moveRowAtIndexPath
methods. (I tried doing it anyway, and got into trouble.)
Is there any way I can get the table to update as soon as the user
presses the Done button? Or even better, as soon as the row deletion
or move is completed?
dkj
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