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Asked: 2026-05-17T21:17:54+00:00

I’m doing a iPhone app. I created my own SwitchViewController Class (linked to the

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I’m doing a iPhone app.

I created my own SwitchViewController Class (linked to the App-Delegate) which actually just
changes the various other Views / ViewControllers (e.g ViewA, ViewB) while the app is running.

When I know recieve a tap-gesture in the ViewController-A I would like to trigger a method (eg. switchViews:(id)sender) in the SwitchViewController Class.

What would the best way to do this?
Must I initiate ViewA with a object-reference to SwitchViewController?
Delegate? What would be the best way?

When I add a button to ViewA its no problem, then I just can connect it to the IBOutlet. But programmatically?

Thanks,
Stefan

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  1. Editorial Team

    Used actually the responder chain, and recieved the tap in the switchViewController.

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