sahrens

This is almost certainly the wrong approach.  I wanted to try and get CoreAnimation-based
animations working because they should be the smoothest and most performant, but I think
there are too many limitations.  Most notably, it can't update layout properties like
left/top.  I think a better approach would be to make a custom animation runner, similar
to POP, that drives the animations from native by manually updating the properties,
potentially on the shadow views to trigger layout updates.


changeset:   840371:5f08152ca3e1
bookmark:    animated_nativeCannedAnimations

cfj

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mcrider

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