Add support for Querying and Setting the Playback Timestamp in PINAnimatedImageView#623
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Add support for Querying and Setting the Playback Timestamp in PINAnimatedImageView#623kylehowells wants to merge 2 commits intopinterest:masterfrom
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If you have GIFs in a table view or collection view and you want to let them scroll off screen, then back on screen, and resume playback from the same frame, as if they were never unloaded you need to be able to save the current playback timestamp and then resume playback from that timestamp.
Added 3 new public methods to
PINAnimatedImageViewto achieve this.