I know that this question will be answered a long way, but it is actually giving me a headache now. / P>
Now, when I did the same in my current app, the I got an answer to this. I forgot to mention that the view is inside another UIView, which is user interaction disabled (this is disabled by default). So when I have enabled user interaction of this view, touch is being recognized now. touches: My UIView is not being called in before I added it to my app, I created a trial project before. In the testing project, everything worked perfectly. Everything I did was in the UIView sub-class where
touches: is being implemented, and add this UIView as a subview of another view. This second view has a button, which shows the once clicked subclassed UIView. Then, everything works properly how I want to do it.
missed: method (as well as
TouchesMoved: ) is never called. Can anyone explain to me why? I really do not understand why this was never called.
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