want to change from sw to pb reveal controller

[idevelopper]

want to change from sw to pb reveal controller

[iDevelopper]

I do not think it has anything to do with Swift's version. But maybe with iOS 11 new version and safe area and your constraints. Could you provide a sample here?

[gramueller]

Sure in this swift file is only my basic navigation. it is already half a year old but i haven't changed anything when it comes to swreveal.
0.1 Navigation.zip

[iDevelopper]

This project do not use PBRevealViewController but SW.

[gramueller]

i know. i want to change to pbrevealcontroller with as less issues and as fast as possible or someone can help me with swreveal than i do not have to change :D

[iDevelopper]

I don't know but there is no gap with PBRevealViewController:

Calimba.zip

[iDevelopper]

The modified sample use PBRevealViewController version ObjC but you can use the Swift version.

[graycampbell]

I came across the same problem as @Wapasha. When revealController.isLeftPresentViewOnTop is set to false and the leftViewController is simply a UITableViewController with no navigation bar, there is a space between the top of the view and the status bar.

It happens on devices running iOS 11. It may also be a problem with earlier versions of iOS, but I haven't had a chance to check yet.

[graycampbell]

The gap also appears to always have a height of 20. Perhaps it's because of this method?

PBRevealViewController/PBRevealViewController/Classes/PBRevealViewController.swift

Lines 2440 to 2457 in 88a85c2

	private func adjustsFrameForController(_ sideViewController: UIViewController) -> CGRect {
	let barHeight = navigationBar.sizeThatFits(CGSize(width: CGFloat(100), height: CGFloat(100))).height
	var frame: CGRect = sideViewController.view.frame
	if (floor(NSFoundationVersionNumber) < 7.0) {
	frame.origin.y = barHeight
	frame.size.height = view.bounds.size.height - barHeight
	}
	else {
	#if os(iOS)
	let statusBarIsHidden: Bool = UIApplication.shared.statusBarFrame.size.height == 0.0
	#else
	let statusBarIsHidden: Bool = true
	#endif
	frame.origin.y = barHeight + (statusBarIsHidden ? 0 : 20)
	frame.size.height = view.frame.size.height - barHeight - (statusBarIsHidden ? 0 : 20)
	}
	return frame
	}

[graycampbell]

Never mind. It was a problem with how I was implementing the leftViewController and my constraints, so you can ignore my comments above. Sorry about that!

[iDevelopper]

Ok no problem, I was about to answer.

[gramueller]

I'm sry. I didn't have any time to answer lately. the version you send me still has a white bar on top. is there any way to remove this ?

[iDevelopper]

This is the status bar. You can delete your first cell and embed your table view controller in a navigation controller.

[iDevelopper]

If you want otherwise change the status bar background color you can use:

        guard  let statusBar = (UIApplication.shared.value(forKey: "statusBarWindow") as AnyObject).value(forKey: "statusBar") as? UIView else {
            return
        }
        statusBar.backgroundColor = yourColor

[gramueller]

this is awesome! thank you very much. i will try it later and tell you if it worked.

[iDevelopper]

This an example with navigation controller. And the customisation of nav bar is done in AppDelegate.swift.

Calimba-2.zip