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I’m new to iphone development, and I wanted to know. exactly what does the UITouch instance method view do
[touch view]; I read up on the documentation and understand that it returns the view that the touch was ‘in’, but what if there exists a view hierarchy. I had originally assumed it would return the subview that is furthest up ‘front’. Does this assumption always hold true?
What is the recommended way of determining if the touch was on a certain view or not.
Yes, it would return the view that was actually touched (the topmost view) regardless of where the touch is handled.
The only exception I can think of would be if the top-most view was invisible.