[TIMOB-2523] iOS: ScrollableView problems showing imageviews larger than screen

I solved patching the objective C source of the ScrollableView class.
I saw that the inner scrollviews created by the class for each view were not aware of the content size of the view itself. After the first zoom gesture they were and the scrolling was ok. So I modified the source that creates the inner scrollviews to set the contentsize property according to the size of the internal view.

This is the complete source of the refreshScrollView method from the ScrollableView.m file (mobile SDK 1.5.1).
The lines added are between comments.

Hope it's useful to somebody and please take this into consideration in the next mobile sdk release.

   
   -(void)refreshScrollView:(CGRect)visibleBounds readd:(BOOL)readd
   {
   // start code added by Trident
       TiViewProxy *viewproxy;
       TiUIView *mview;
       CGRect vbounds;
   // end code added by Trident
   
       CGRect viewBounds;
       viewBounds.size.width = visibleBounds.size.width;
       viewBounds.size.height = visibleBounds.size.height - (showPageControl ? pageControlHeight : 0);
       viewBounds.origin = CGPointMake(0, 0);
       
       UIScrollView *sv = [self scrollview];
       
       [self refreshPageControl];
       
       if (readd)
       {
           for (UIView *view in [sv subviews])
           {
               [view removeFromSuperview];
           }
       }
       
       for (int c=0;c<[views count];c++)
       {
           viewBounds.origin.x = c*visibleBounds.size.width;
           
           if (readd)
           {
   // start code added by Trident
               viewproxy = [views objectAtIndex:c];    
               mview = [viewproxy view];
               vbounds = [mview bounds];
   // end code added by Trident
               //TODO: optimize for non-scaled?
               InnerScrollView *view = [[InnerScrollView alloc] initWithFrame:viewBounds];
               [view setMaximumZoomScale:maxScale];
               [view setMinimumZoomScale:minScale];
               [view setShowsVerticalScrollIndicator:NO];
               [view setShowsHorizontalScrollIndicator:NO];
               [view setDelegate:view];
   //          [view setAutoresizingMask:UIViewAutoresizingFlexibleWidth | UIViewAutoresizingFlexibleHeight];
               [view setPagingEnabled:NO];
               [view setBackgroundColor:[UIColor clearColor]];
               [view setDelaysContentTouches:NO];
   // start code added by Trident
               [view setContentSize:vbounds.size];
   // end code added by Trident            
               [sv addSubview:view];
               [view release];
           }
           else 
           {
               UIView *view = [[sv subviews] objectAtIndex:c];
               view.frame = viewBounds;
           }
       }
       
       if (currentPage==0)
       {
           [self loadNextFrames:true];
       }
       
       if (readd)
       {
           [self renderViewForIndex:currentPage];
       }
       
       CGRect contentBounds;
       contentBounds.origin.x = viewBounds.origin.x;
       contentBounds.origin.y = viewBounds.origin.y;
       contentBounds.size.width = viewBounds.size.width;
       contentBounds.size.height = viewBounds.size.height-(showPageControl ? pageControlHeight : 0);
       contentBounds.size.width *= [views count];
       
       [sv setContentSize:contentBounds.size];
       [sv setFrame:CGRectMake(0, 0, visibleBounds.size.width, visibleBounds.size.height)];
   }
   

Need to discuss whether it's appropriate behavior to swipe immediately to the next view, or to pan across current view content.