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# interfaceDidScrollToTop()

Tells the interface controller that the user has performed a scroll-to-top gesture (for example, tapping the status bar) and that the scrolling animation has finished.

```
func interfaceDidScrollToTop()
```

## Discussion

The default implementation of this method does nothing. You can override it to take actions after the scroll-to-top action completes. If the interface is already scrolled to the top, this method may be called immediately.

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