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Hardware / Software
Which version of the library were you using? 0.0.2
Which version of iOS are you running? 11.3 (simulator)
What model of iOS device were you testing on? iPad Pro 10.5 (simulator)
If using CocoaPods, which version of CocoaPods are you on? 1.5.3
Feature request
I would like to avoid creating a new instance of TOPasscodeViewController every time I want to present one. Instead, I'd like to re-use an instance that's created and owned by the presenting controller.
I can accomplish this now, but the second time I present the passcode TOPasscodeViewController, it still has its dots filled in from the previous entry.
It seems like there are two ways to solve this:
Automatically clear the entered passcode when passcodeViewController(_:isCorrectCode:) returns a success.
Expose an additional method on TOPasscodeViewController – something like clearPasscode().
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pod update
before filing this issue.Hardware / Software
Which version of the library were you using? 0.0.2
Which version of iOS are you running? 11.3 (simulator)
What model of iOS device were you testing on? iPad Pro 10.5 (simulator)
If using CocoaPods, which version of CocoaPods are you on? 1.5.3
Feature request
I would like to avoid creating a new instance of
TOPasscodeViewController
every time I want to present one. Instead, I'd like to re-use an instance that's created and owned by the presenting controller.I can accomplish this now, but the second time I present the passcode
TOPasscodeViewController
, it still has its dots filled in from the previous entry.It seems like there are two ways to solve this:
passcodeViewController(_:isCorrectCode:)
returns a success.TOPasscodeViewController
– something likeclearPasscode()
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: