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3,479 PointsCan't get touch to recognize at all...
Anyone know why this isn't sending anything to console because I have no idea. This is Xcode 7.1.1 and Swift 2.0. Everything seems connected. User interaction and multiple touch are enabled.
http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=2ro6s61&s=9
Thanks.
2 Answers
Lennart Querter
11,533 PointsHi,
I had the same problem that touch did not get recognized, nothing printed or moved. I redid some of my code and downloaded the teacher files and checked the differences part by part. I still do not know what i did wrong the first time, but it works now, so just rewrite or check the preview files !
Jorge Solana
6,064 PointsI experienced something like that also. I started thinking that it was probably caused by something I did wrong at some point when adding the Tap Gesture Recognizer, so I started from that point again, and then it worked!
Always check your UI elements, names and codes. There must always be something wrong if it doesn't work as intended.
missingn
3,479 Pointsmissingn
3,479 PointsGreat, no idea why that isn't linking. Try this one: http://loversandoutlaws.com/images/ios.png
(UI Builder is kind of blah)