If I add an object UILongPressGestureRecognizerto an object, is there a way to get an event touchesMovedin that object to fire it after my longGesture selector responds to a longpress gesture without trying to raise my finger first?
What I see is that when the selector recognizes a long gesture, events touchesMovedwill not respond until you remove your finger from the object. In other words, you cannot press, pause, move.
Is this possible with a gesture recognizer, or is this the only way to do this with a touch and hold approach.
Hope this makes sense.
Thank.
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