hi everyone,
Its strange i have posted my thread for the simplest thing but u will also find very unusual. I give you a situation and please tell me how can i record the touch event. In my drawRect function i save the current Graphic Context after which i pass the context to some function which rotate that context in such a way that rotation occurs from center of the window so that all images drawn on that context appears to rotate about center. now i again restore my previous context and draw an image so overall impact is that i have background rotating with some angle but one image is static over the rotating image. Now when i touch the screen it is not been handle. But if i don't draw images in the context which is been rotating than touch events are handle. I don't know how this can be possible where if i draw image touch events doesn't occurs. Also while i am not drawing the images i still change the context than to events are taking place. please help me with this situation please help me.
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Its strange i have posted my thread for the simplest thing but u will also find very unusual. I give you a situation and please tell me how can i record the touch event. In my drawRect function i save the current Graphic Context after which i pass the context to some function which rotate that context in such a way that rotation occurs from center of the window so that all images drawn on that context appears to rotate about center. now i again restore my previous context and draw an image so overall impact is that i have background rotating with some angle but one image is static over the rotating image. Now when i touch the screen it is not been handle. But if i don't draw images in the context which is been rotating than touch events are handle. I don't know how this can be possible where if i draw image touch events doesn't occurs. Also while i am not drawing the images i still change the context than to events are taking place. please help me with this situation please help me.
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