iOSExamples-StaticCells
This project is an example for implementing a UITableView that has static cells. This pattern is often used on options pages or for creating/editing model objects.

The gist is that you can create a static number of cells and store them as variables. You can then use the tableView: cellForRowAtIndexPath method to retrive the appropriate UITableViewCell variable.

// Return the row for the corresponding section and row

• (UITableViewCell )tableView:(UITableView )tableView cellForRowAtIndexPath:(NSIndexPath *)indexPath
  {
  switch(indexPath.section)
  {

    case 0:
    switch(indexPath.row)
    {
        case 0: return self.firstNameCell;  // section 0, row 0 is the first name
        case 1: return self.lastNameCell;   // section 0, row 1 is the last name
    }
    case 1:
    switch(indexPath.row)
    {
        case 0: return self.shareCell;      // section 1, row 0 is the share option
    }

  }
  return nil;
  }
  // Return the row for the corresponding section and row
  override func tableView(tableView: UITableView, cellForRowAtIndexPath indexPath: NSIndexPath) -> UITableViewCell {
  switch(indexPath.section) {
  case 0:

    switch(indexPath.row) {
    case 0: return self.firstNameCell   // section 0, row 0 is the first name
    case 1: return self.lastNameCell    // section 0, row 1 is the last name
    default: fatalError("Unknown row in section 0")
    }

  case 1:

    switch(indexPath.row) {
    case 0: return self.shareCell       // section 1, row 0 is the share option
    default: fatalError("Unknown row in section 1")
    }

  default: fatalError("Unknown section")
  }
  }
  This example is implemented in both Objective-C and Swift. You can open the workspace to view both projects simultaneously.