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[14:30] < Glenjamin> my main discovery was that native forms are nothing like web forms




[11:48] < kureev> hazberg: they definitely need to create just a simple toolbar component
[11:49] < kureev> because either you have no control over it, or you need to do everything by yourself


  
[01:12] < adam___> How do you get the right arrow indicator in the list view?
[01:13] <@tadeuzagallo> adam___: Right now you can't get the native disclosure indicator, it's a 
                        custom ListView, it's not an actual UITableView.
                        
                        
  
[00:51] < chrene> I have a feeling that TextInput gets mapped to a UITextField. Which doesn’t support 
                  multilines
[00:51] < chrene> i guess i’m out of luck


[22:37] < Glenjamin> i've been fiddling with stuff today, but i have no idea what i'm doing with the 
                     obj-c / xcode side of things
[22:37] < Glenjamin> spent an hour or so reading about using the iOS icons, decided it was dumb, then 
                     just used <Text>+</Text> instead
[22:38] < HSL> same here, love the .js part but no clue what to do with obj-c :-)



  the annoying thing about ios is that it doesn't have backed in support for one sided border
  < kureev> vjeux: why <TextInput/> fields doesn't support borderBottomWidth? It works only 
                  with borderWidth
[15:43] <@vjeux> kureev: because it hasn't been implemented yet most probably
[15:44] <@vjeux> the annoying thing about ios is that it doesn't have backed in support for one sided 
                 border
[15:44] <@vjeux> you've got to draw the rectangle yourself (crazy i know)
[15:44] < kureev> yep, but as I know, it's possible to create a layer
[15:44] < notbrent> vjeux: thanks for the shout out on the blog!
[15:44] <@vjeux> in the meantime you can do <View style={{borderBottomWidth: 1}}><TextInput /></View>