Fix a bug when scrollview has content inset top 0 #7
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…he refresh control to use the inset after the animation init to set as the original content inset.
…e width, to prevent it from clipping
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Using the refresh control with scrollview with content inset top 0 (can cause by
self.edgesForExtendedLayout = UIRectEdgeNone;) will cause original content inset to be set as the content inset after the refresh control has started animating -> it will not go back to content inset 0. You can test it easily by comment out the line to setself.edgesForExtendedLayoutin the sample project. To fix it, only set self.originalTopContentInset when state is still Idle (no pull refresh has occurred)