UIView+TouchHighlighting is a UIView category that provides a generic touch highlighting solution.
The category provides the following enum for highlighting a view.
NS_ENUM(NSInteger, MTHighlightingStyle) {
MTHighlightingStyleNone,
MTHighlightingStyleTransparentMask,
MTHighlightingStyleLightBackground,
MTHighlightingStyleSolidDarkOverlay,
MTHighlightingStyleHollowDarkOverlay,
}
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MTHighlightingStyleTransparentMaskintroduces a transparent mask layer on touch. -
MTHighlightingStyleLightBackgroundintroduces a light transparent background on touch. -
MTHighlightingStyleSolidDarkOverlayintroduces a rectangular dark overlay layer on touch. -
MTHighlightingStyleHollowDarkOverlayintroduces a dark overlay layer masked with view contents on touch.
Touch highlighting can be enabled on any view by setting touchHighlightingStyle property to desired value as follows.
buttonView.touchHighlightingStyle = MTHighlightingStyleTransparentMask;
To disable touch highlighting, set the property to MTHighlightingStyleNone as follows.
buttonView.touchHighlightingStyle = MTHighlightingStyleNone;
MTCompoundButton can be used to convert a collection of multiple views into a button. Just make the superview inherit from MTCompoundButton and set the touchHighlightingStyle property as explained above. With this, normal views can be made to look and behave like a native UIButton.
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