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Steps to reproduce:
\n1. Create a project with the following app.js
\n2. Run the application on device/emulator
\n3. If you click on row 5, you should see row 13 scroll to the top\nof the table view.

\n

Actual Result:
\nThere is a slight movement upward

\n

Expected Result:
\nTo display row 13 at the top of the screen

\n

Tested with Titanium SDK version: 1.7.0 (03/17/11 10:02 630a276)\non
\niPad 4.3
\nSimulator 4.1
\niPhone4 4.3
\nClicking on row 5 just slightly moves it does not bring row 13 to\ntop

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