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iphone Programming Glossary: steal

iOS Image Orientation has Strange Behavior

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10600613/ios-image-orientation-has-strange-behavior

in perfect behavior . For some reason my save code seems to wipe away this imageOrientation flag. I was hoping to just steal that code and use it to wipe away my imageOrientation as soon as the user takes a photo and has it added to the app but..

How does UIScrollView steal touches from its subviews?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2472145/how-does-uiscrollview-steal-touches-from-its-subviews

does UIScrollView steal touches from its subviews I'd like to be able to create my own container subclasses of UIView which can react first to..

Intercept obj-c delegate messages within a subclass

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3498158/intercept-obj-c-delegate-messages-within-a-subclass

behaviour. However the viewcontroller will still need to listen to scrolling delegate callbacks so I can't outright steal the delegate within my component. Is there a way to keep the property named delegate and just listen to messages sent along..

How to steal touches from UIScrollView?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4629499/how-to-steal-touches-from-uiscrollview

to steal touches from UIScrollView Today on my creative time I did some quite comprehensive research on how to steal touches from.. to steal touches from UIScrollView Today on my creative time I did some quite comprehensive research on how to steal touches from a UIScrollView and send them instantly to a specific subview while maintaining the default behavior for the.. CGPoint point withEvent UIEvent event because I had read that the scroll view always returns itself so that it will steal the touches from its subviews and later send them to the subview if they weren't of interest to the scroll view. However..

Breakdown of iOS versions being used [closed]

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5291823/breakdown-of-ios-versions-being-used

version . One final very minor point the hard approach to upgrading is a significant barrier to A idiots who try to steal your software and B hacking and viruses. Observe any recent virus fiasco in the 'android' world something we fight to avoid..

How can I design a secure API/Authentication for mobile apps to access a service?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5340252/how-can-i-design-a-secure-api-authentication-for-mobile-apps-to-access-a-service

application and now it's up to the user to make the proper choice. And besides that the false app will not be able to steal user's credentials because with oauth user credentials are entered only at the provider's site. share improve this answer..

keyboard in UIActionSheet does not type anything

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5589482/keyboard-in-uiactionsheet-does-not-type-anything

this question One weird thing about action sheets is that for example if there's a tab bar present the tab bar may steal some of the action sheets taps even though visually the action sheet is on top. Your action sheet is 380 pixels high so.. high so when the keyboard slides out it overlaps with the action sheet. Perhaps in this case it is the action sheet stealing the keyboard's taps Try making the action sheet smaller and closer to the top e.g. to test the idea I'd just make it..

Why does UINavigationBar steal touch events?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9079907/why-does-uinavigationbar-steal-touch-events

does UINavigationBar steal touch events I have a custom UIButton with UILabel added as subview. Button perform given selector only when I touch it.. share improve this question I noticed that if you set userInteractionEnabled to OFF the NavigationBar doesn't steal the touches anymore. So you have to subclass your UINavigationBar and in your CustomNavigationBar do this UIView hitTest..