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Find UIControl.Event that produced an action
In Swift, how do you detect which UIControlEvents triggered the action?iOS fetch UIButton current UIControlEventType at @selectorCustom UIControl always sends nil UIEvent objectsUIControl: sendActionsForControlEvents omits UIEventIdentifying the Type of Touch Gestures from UIEvent ObjectHow to get the tapped table view cell in custom action in UIMenuControllerHow Do I Log UIControlEvents?Is there a way to list target/actions for a UIGestureRecognizerXcode error “Could not find Developer Disk Image”This action could not be completed. Try Again (-22421)Handling a gesture that needs to address multiple selectors?Trigger textFieldShouldReturn from UIBarButtonItem
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In iOS you can assign an action method to several UIControl events, eg.
...........
self.addTarget(self,
action: #selector(onTouch(sender:forEvent:)),
for: .allTouchEvents)
...........
@objc func onTouch(sender: UIControl, forEvent event: UIEvent)
// Which UIControl.Event ?
Is it possible in action method to find out, which UIControl.Event triggered the action?
ios uicontrolevents
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In iOS you can assign an action method to several UIControl events, eg.
...........
self.addTarget(self,
action: #selector(onTouch(sender:forEvent:)),
for: .allTouchEvents)
...........
@objc func onTouch(sender: UIControl, forEvent event: UIEvent)
// Which UIControl.Event ?
Is it possible in action method to find out, which UIControl.Event triggered the action?
ios uicontrolevents
asked Mar 26 at 3:19
cyanidecyanide
2,2483 gold badges14 silver badges26 bronze badges
see this for help: stackoverflow.com/questions/31405771/…
– Anbu.Karthik
Mar 26 at 3:21
Anbu.Karthik That's really helpful, though it doesn't give a direct answer to this question. Actually I expected that a single method invocation can take place several events at once. I wonder if the event history will be cleared for the next call.
– cyanide
Mar 26 at 3:25
again once see this for help : stackoverflow.com/questions/31122418/…
– Anbu.Karthik
Mar 26 at 3:28
Oh, yes, that's the one! How could I overlook it! Mark this question as dupplicate, or I will delete it:)
– cyanide
Mar 26 at 3:53
Anbu.Karthik I use the approach from the first link and it does exactly what I need. I would mark that as an answer, if I could.
– cyanide
Mar 26 at 4:02
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show 2 more comments
In iOS you can assign an action method to several UIControl events, eg.
...........
self.addTarget(self,
action: #selector(onTouch(sender:forEvent:)),
for: .allTouchEvents)
...........
@objc func onTouch(sender: UIControl, forEvent event: UIEvent)
// Which UIControl.Event ?
Is it possible in action method to find out, which UIControl.Event triggered the action?
ios uicontrolevents
asked Mar 26 at 3:19
cyanidecyanide
2,2483 gold badges14 silver badges26 bronze badges
In iOS you can assign an action method to several UIControl events, eg.
...........
self.addTarget(self,
action: #selector(onTouch(sender:forEvent:)),
for: .allTouchEvents)
...........
@objc func onTouch(sender: UIControl, forEvent event: UIEvent)
// Which UIControl.Event ?
Is it possible in action method to find out, which UIControl.Event triggered the action?
ios uicontrolevents
ios uicontrolevents
asked Mar 26 at 3:19
cyanidecyanide
2,2483 gold badges14 silver badges26 bronze badges
asked Mar 26 at 3:19
cyanidecyanide
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cyanide
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cyanidecyanide
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asked Mar 26 at 3:19
cyanidecyanide
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asked Mar 26 at 3:19
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see this for help: stackoverflow.com/questions/31405771/…
– Anbu.Karthik
Mar 26 at 3:21
Anbu.Karthik That's really helpful, though it doesn't give a direct answer to this question. Actually I expected that a single method invocation can take place several events at once. I wonder if the event history will be cleared for the next call.
– cyanide
Mar 26 at 3:25
again once see this for help : stackoverflow.com/questions/31122418/…
– Anbu.Karthik
Mar 26 at 3:28
Oh, yes, that's the one! How could I overlook it! Mark this question as dupplicate, or I will delete it:)
– cyanide
Mar 26 at 3:53
Anbu.Karthik I use the approach from the first link and it does exactly what I need. I would mark that as an answer, if I could.
– cyanide
Mar 26 at 4:02
|
show 2 more comments
see this for help: stackoverflow.com/questions/31405771/…
– Anbu.Karthik
Mar 26 at 3:21
Anbu.Karthik That's really helpful, though it doesn't give a direct answer to this question. Actually I expected that a single method invocation can take place several events at once. I wonder if the event history will be cleared for the next call.
– cyanide
Mar 26 at 3:25
again once see this for help : stackoverflow.com/questions/31122418/…
– Anbu.Karthik
Mar 26 at 3:28
Oh, yes, that's the one! How could I overlook it! Mark this question as dupplicate, or I will delete it:)
– cyanide
Mar 26 at 3:53
Anbu.Karthik I use the approach from the first link and it does exactly what I need. I would mark that as an answer, if I could.
– cyanide
Mar 26 at 4:02
see this for help: stackoverflow.com/questions/31405771/…
– Anbu.Karthik
Mar 26 at 3:21
see this for help: stackoverflow.com/questions/31405771/…
– Anbu.Karthik
Mar 26 at 3:21
Anbu.Karthik That's really helpful, though it doesn't give a direct answer to this question. Actually I expected that a single method invocation can take place several events at once. I wonder if the event history will be cleared for the next call.
– cyanide
Mar 26 at 3:25
Anbu.Karthik That's really helpful, though it doesn't give a direct answer to this question. Actually I expected that a single method invocation can take place several events at once. I wonder if the event history will be cleared for the next call.
– cyanide
Mar 26 at 3:25
again once see this for help : stackoverflow.com/questions/31122418/…
– Anbu.Karthik
Mar 26 at 3:28
again once see this for help : stackoverflow.com/questions/31122418/…
– Anbu.Karthik
Mar 26 at 3:28
Oh, yes, that's the one! How could I overlook it! Mark this question as dupplicate, or I will delete it:)
– cyanide
Mar 26 at 3:53
Oh, yes, that's the one! How could I overlook it! Mark this question as dupplicate, or I will delete it:)
– cyanide
Mar 26 at 3:53
Anbu.Karthik I use the approach from the first link and it does exactly what I need. I would mark that as an answer, if I could.
– cyanide
Mar 26 at 4:02
Anbu.Karthik I use the approach from the first link and it does exactly what I need. I would mark that as an answer, if I could.
– cyanide
Mar 26 at 4:02
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– Anbu.Karthik
Mar 26 at 3:21
Anbu.Karthik That's really helpful, though it doesn't give a direct answer to this question. Actually I expected that a single method invocation can take place several events at once. I wonder if the event history will be cleared for the next call.
– cyanide
Mar 26 at 3:25
again once see this for help : stackoverflow.com/questions/31122418/…
– Anbu.Karthik
Mar 26 at 3:28
Oh, yes, that's the one! How could I overlook it! Mark this question as dupplicate, or I will delete it:)
– cyanide
Mar 26 at 3:53
Anbu.Karthik I use the approach from the first link and it does exactly what I need. I would mark that as an answer, if I could.
– cyanide
Mar 26 at 4:02