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    stackoverflow.com/.../uicontrol-not-​receiving-touches - Cached
  2. in my iPhone application I load view from .xib file. In .xib I have such structure: main view wit h type UIControl, which contains UITable and UIView.
    stackoverflow.com/.../15271154/​uicontrol-not-receive-touches - Cached
  3. UIControl is the base class ... a control is not highligh ted. UIControl automatically sets ... A UITouch object that represents a touch on the receiving ...
    developer.apple.com/library/ios/​documentation/UIKit... - Cached
  4. Hi - I\'m not sure whether I\'m going the right way about th is or if i\'m missing something, but here it goes. I\'m creating a custom tab bar, and I want each tab to have ...
    forums.macrumors.com/​showthread.php?t=964529 - Cached
  5. The first is standard; the second displays the hot area for receiving touches; ... For responder objects that are not descendants of UIControl, ...
    oreilly.com/.../iphone-programming-user/​touch-patterns.html - Cached
  6. UIControl is the base class for ... a control is not highlighted. UIControl automati cally sets and ... A UITouch object that represents a touch on the receiving ...
    www.rubymotion.com/developer-center/api/​UIControl.html - Cached
  7. Subclass UIControl to implement custom controls with touch behavior. ... Note that a view also does not receive touch events if it’s hidden or transparent.
    developer.apple.com/.../multitouch_​background.html - Cached
  8. ... a gesture recognizer is rather like a UIControl in this regard. Indeed ... that layers do not receive touches. A touch is reported to a view, not a layer.
    www.apeth.com/iOSBook/ch18.html - Cached
  9. It’s not used for some other control ... When a touch event arriv es at a UIControl ... Be sure your receiving method is correctly defined to accept an ...
    what-when-how.com/ios-4/an-introduction-​to-actions-ios-4 - Cached
  10. Hi all, Since UILabel is not UIControl, I guess it\'s not possible or recommended to u se it to receive events (like a touch down event). Should I user UIButton instead?
    discussions.apple.com/thread/​1661592?start=0&t... - Cached