How can I set a UITableView to grouped style

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I have a UITableViewController subclass with sections  The sections are showing with the default style  no rounded corners   How can I set the TableView style to grouped in the code  I m not using Interface Builder for this  so I need something like   self tableView setGroupedStyle    I searched on Stack Overflow  but couldn t come up with an answer

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I give you my solution  I am working in  XIB mode   here the code of a subclass of a UITableViewController    - id initWithCoder  NSCoder   aDecoder       self    super initWithStyle UITableViewStyleGrouped       return self

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If you have one TableView for more tables  and one of this tables is grouped and the another one plain  than you can simulate the plain style with the function from UITableViewDelegate   override func tableView tableView  UITableView  heightForHeaderInSection section  Int  - gt  CGFloat          return CGFloat min

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You can do this with using storyboard XIB also   Go To storyboard -  Select your viewController -  Select your table Select the  Style  property in interface-builder Select the  Grouped  Done

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Setting that is not that hard as mentioned in the question  Actually it s pretty simple  Try this on storyboard

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Swift 4   Using Normal TableView  let tableView   TableView frame   zero  style   grouped    Using TPKeyboardAvoidingTableView   let tableView   TPKeyboardAvoidingTableView frame   zero  style   grouped

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You can also do this if you want to use it on a subclass you ve already created in a separate swift file  probably not 100  correct but works   override init style  UITableViewStyle        super init style  style      UITableViewStyle Grouped    required init  coder aDecoder  NSCoder        fatalError  init coder   has not been implemented       Now in you appdelegate swift you can call   let settingsController   SettingsViewController style   Grouped

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You can use    instancetype init   return   YourSubclassOfTableView alloc  initWithStyle UITableViewStyleGrouped

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You can do the following   UITableView  myTable     UITableView alloc  initWithFrame CGRectZero style UITableViewStyleGrouped     Swift 3   let tableView   UITableView init frame  CGRect zero  style   grouped

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If you create your UITableView in code  you can do the following  class SettingsVC  UITableViewController        init             if  available iOS 13 0                   super init style   insetGrouped            else               super init nibName  nil  bundle  nil                              available    unavailable       required init  coder aDecoder  NSCoder             fatalError  quot init coder   has not been implemented quot

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If you are inheriting UITableViewController  you can just init tableView again   Objective C   self tableView     UITableView alloc  initWithFrame CGRectZero style UITableViewStyleGrouped     Swift   self tableView   UITableView frame  CGRect zero  style   grouped

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self tableView style   UITableViewStyleGrouped   EDIT   Had assumed this was a read write property  In that case  you can either follow Dimitris advice and set the style when you instantiate the controller  or  if you re using a XIB   you can set it via IB

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Swift 4    let myTableViewController   UITableViewController style   grouped

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If i understand what you mean  you have to initialize your controller with that style  Something like   myTVContoller     UITableViewController alloc  initWithStyle UITableViewStyleGrouped

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swift 4  if you don t want use storyboard  this might be help   you can add table view and set properties in a closure   lazy var tableView  UITableView             let tableView   UITableView frame   zero  style   grouped           tableView backgroundColor   UIColor named  Palette secondaryLight rawValue          tableView rowHeight   68         tableView separatorStyle    none         tableView translatesAutoresizingMaskIntoConstraints   false         return tableView           then add in subview and set constraints

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For set grouped style in ui itself -Select the TableView then change the  style  in attribute inspector    from plain to Grouped

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You can also try to make the separator line color clear which could give the grouped style effect    myTVContoller tableView setSeparatorColor  UIColor clearColor

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Below code Worked for me  I am also using UITableview class  -  id initWithStyle  UITableViewStyle style        self    super initWithStyle UITableViewStyleGrouped         if  self                    return self

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