17. Multi-Touch, UIResponder, and Using Instruments
In Chapter 6, you created a UIScrollView that dealt with multi-touch events to translate and scale your view. You have also used UIControl, when you set a target/action pair to be triggered for certain types of events. What if you want to do something else, something special or unique, with touch events?
In this chapter, your are going to create a view that lets the user draw lines by dragging across the view (Figure 17.1). Using multi-touch, the user will be able to draw more than one line at a time. Double-tapping will clear the screen and allow the user to begin again.
Figure 17.1. A drawing program
Touch Events
A UITouch object represents one finger touching the screen. Because you can ...
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