Getting the position of cell that was clicked

[Splatics]

I am implementing the UITableViewDelegate Override method:

- (void) tableViewUITableView*)tableView didSelectRowAtIndexPathNSIndexPath*)indexPath
{
}

Is there a way to get the x and y component of the indexPath so I know the exact position of what cell the user selects? Thanks!

[garyshaf]

Originally Posted by Splatics

I am implementing the UITableViewDelegate Override method:

- (void) tableViewUITableView*)tableView didSelectRowAtIndexPathNSIndexPath*)indexPath
{
}

Is there a way to get the x and y component of the indexPath so I know the exact position of what cell the user selects? Thanks!

Sorry, but why would you need the x and y components of the table cell? Wouldn't the indexPath.section and/or indexPath.row be adequate to know what cell has been clicked?

[Splatics]

Originally Posted by garyshaf

Sorry, but why would you need the x and y components of the table cell? Wouldn't the indexPath.section and/or indexPath.row be adequate to know what cell has been clicked?

I am trying to create an animation so that when a user selects a cell a uiview will look like its coming out of the cell and fill the width and most of the height of the screen.

[Splatics]

Getting the touch point would probably work as well. How would I get the touch point for a UITableViewController?

[JDave]

if you are using iOS4, then you can use gestures...

http://developer.apple.com/library/i...Reference.html

very easy to setup:

when you create your cell, add a gesture recognizer.
when the user taps the point you want, the gesture recognizer will know the x,y coordintes and you can work off that from the selector your gesture recognizer set-up.

[Splatics]

Originally Posted by JDave

if you are using iOS4, then you can use gestures...

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very easy to setup:

when you create your cell, add a gesture recognizer.
when the user taps the point you want, the gesture recognizer will know the x,y coordintes and you can work off that from the selector your gesture recognizer set-up.

Perfect! thanks!