call a block when the message is gone

[Pierre46]

Is it possible to have a block that is call when the message is gone ? Cause there is CallBack which is call only when the user dismissed the message by tapping on it or swiping it to the top. Do you think that we can also have a method like [TSMessage hide...]; in order to hide that actual message ? Anyway, great job ! thank you

[KrauseFx]

Dismissing the currently displayed message is easily possible

[[[TSMessage sharedMessage].messages lastObject] fadeMeOut];

But yes, I could provide a convenience method for that.

Why would you want to know when the message is hidden automatically?

[Pierre46]

Well cause I'm using TSMessage to show the user all notifications I get from a device I'm connected to by WIFI. Which work perfectly, it looks really nice. But for example if I loose connection with the device I wish to show a message to inform the user that I lost connection. After couple second, (the time for the user to read the message) the message disappear and then do an action like come back to the main page...
If I use performSelector: witDelay: it doesn't works well cause the message doesn't show necessarily right after calling [TSMessages show....]; (if a message was already showing, it wait that the message disappear to show the next one)

[Pierre46]

In order to use messages property on the share instance, your messages have to be declare in the .h file and not in the .m file ;)

[KrauseFx]

Providing a - (BOOL)hideActiveMessage is a good idea, I'll implement this little feature now.

[KrauseFx]

Dismissing the currently active notification by code is now possible: e5ab6fc

[KrauseFx]

Dismissing the currently shown notification is now possible.
Calling a block after the message is gone, no matter if triggered by user or the timeout is not yet implemented.

[Pierre46]

Great ! Thank you Felix, you doing a really good job !

[jlorich]

PR #212 adds the option to execute the callback function when the message is faded out due to timeout