I am trying to use Sensible Tables to manage the table in a generic iPad Split View project. It seems to be working fine except I can't figure out how to make the UITableViewStyle into Grouped. The app template gives a UINavigation Controller containing a RootViewController which is a subclass of UITableView. It's not clear where this is instantiated, which would be the point to define it as grouped. Any ideas on this would be greatly appreciated.

Problem Solved. I just added a UITableView on top of the existing view in Interface Builder, configured it as Grouped, and did a little re-wiring. Looks and works great. Thanks!

Glad you figured it out

One important thing to note about Sensible TableView is that it's completely de-coupled from both your view controller and your UITableView. What this means is that you can use it with any of your own view controllers, or with any UITableView that you create programmatically or in interface builder, fully setting it up the way you like (a good example was the grouped style you wanted to modify).

Good luck!

Thanks for your comment.

Let's say I didn't want to use IB to create a grouped table, could I have done it in some way using SCTableViewController or SCTableViewModel? I didn't see a property I could latch onto to change this.

Thanks

In Sensible TableView you're actually responsible for creating the UITableView (either programmatically or in Interface Builder) and then passing it on to SCTableViewModel in the constructor. If you're creating a UITableView programmatically, you would normally write this code to have its style as grouped:

Makes perfect sense - pretty much exactly what I did in IB.

Thanks for a great product!