No, there isn't. A gesture can wait for another to fail, but this won't work in your case Create your own gesture recognizer.
Execute another UIGestureRecognizer directly after another UIGestureRecognizer?
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06-10-2022 - |
Question
I have a UIScrollView
with 2 UIGestureRecognizers'
, 1 LongPress
and one Pan
.
What I want to happen is that the user LongPresses
and after its StateBegan
the Pan
should kick in.
What actually happens: The user LongPresses
-> have to release and then touch screen again to use the Pan
recognizer.
Is there a way to cancel the LongPress after its StateBegan? or am I forced to make my own custom Recognizer?
Solution
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