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UITableView - listen to bounce?

Hallo all.

Ist there a way to listen to the event when a UITableView bounces back? I want to be notified, when the User releases the Table and it scrolls back to the top, i.e. he/she dragged it down so far, that one can see the background behind the table.

Is there a good way to 'listen' to this and be notified? E.g. via a listener, delegate or the Notificationcenter. I would also like to know, if the User already has, so to say, dragged it that far...

I hope I stated my issue properly.... Any ideas on how to best accomplish that?

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