Is there a way to use `UniqueCommentTextProvider` in `SettingsViewController` about flix HOT 4 CLOSED

Hi @10000TB ,
When we use SingleUITableViewCellProvider, I think we can ignore IndexPath. But if you need, just override func tableView(_ tableView: UITableView, heightForRowAt indexPath: IndexPath, value: SingleTableViewCellProvider) -> CGFloat?.

You can see this implement on SingleUITableViewCellProvider:

open func tableView(_ tableView: UITableView, heightForRowAt indexPath: IndexPath, value: SingleTableViewCellProvider) -> CGFloat? {
    return self.itemHeight?(tableView)
}

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hmm?
now UniqueCommentTextProvider is used for UICollectionView. If you want to add UniqueCommentTextProvider to UITableViewCell，we can use SingleTableViewCellProvider, SingleUITableViewCellProvider or AnimatablePartionSectionTableViewProvider.

for example:

class SingleCommentTextTableViewProvider: SingleUITableViewCellProvider {

    let textLabel = UILabel()

    override init() {
        super.init()
        ...
    }

}

If you want to create UniqueCommentTextProvider for UITableView & UICollectionView, this is maybe not support. Maybe you need add more wrap class.
But I will think about this feature on 3.x. (maybe not, because UITableView and UICollectionView have different method).

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Thanks @DianQK .
I was trying to do that by subclassing SingleUITableViewCellProvider , but it seems that it does not have sizeForItemAt as SingleUICollectionViewCellProvider has, which is being used to set appropriate height.

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Correct me if i am wrong :) :
I am guessing that SingleUITableViewCellProvider is missing a function, like sizeForItem: atIndexPath: or heightForItem: atIndexPath, which needs to set open var itemHeight: ((UITableView) -> CGFloat?)? based on cell index, and the height of actual string in the cell label.

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