9 Editing UITableView
In the last chapter, you created an application that displays a list of BNRItem instances in a UITableView. The next step for Homepwner is allowing the user to interact with the table – to add, delete, and move rows. Figure 9.1 shows what Homepwner will look like by the end of this chapter.
Figure 9.1 Homepwner in editing mode
Editing Mode
UITableView has an editing property, and when this property is set to YES, the UITableView enters editing mode. Once the table view is in editing mode, the rows of the table can be manipulated by the user. Depending on how the table view is configured, ...
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