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Added fast forwarding to TLYDelegateProxy #137
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…e object implementing a given selector.
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This is sweet!! Thanks a lot for this! Slowness was bothering me for a while |
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When there is only a single object implementing a given selector in
TLYDelegateProxy, fast forwarding is possible. That prevents the 'slow' forwarding mechanism from getting triggered, which involves the use ofNSInvocation.In the original implementation, when scrolling through a lot of cells in a
UITableView, I was able to measure a relatively high amount of time being spent in the 'slow' forwarding mechanism, in the main thread.