There is a property on the UIGestureRecognizer class called "cancelsTouchesInView" which defaults to YES. This will cause any pending gestures to be canceled. The Pan gesture is getting recognized first since it does not need to have a "touch up" event, so it cancels the Swipe gesture If you want both gestures to be recognized, try adding: yourPanGestureInstance setCancelsTouchesInView:NO.
There is a property on the UIGestureRecognizer class called "cancelsTouchesInView" which defaults to YES. This will cause any pending gestures to be canceled. The Pan gesture is getting recognized first since it does not need to have a "touch up" event, so it cancels the Swipe gesture.
If you want both gestures to be recognized, try adding: yourPanGestureInstance setCancelsTouchesInView:NO.
Thank You for The answering But This Method Still don't Identify the Swipe Gesture – nikhil dhamsaniya Feb 3 at 7:05 1 I have Also Try The shouldRecognizeSimultaneouslyWithGestureRecognizer Method Within the UIGestureRecognizer. H file – nikhil dhamsaniya Feb 3 at 7:08.
This worked to stop interference between pan gesture and UISlider.
There is a property on the UIGestureRecognizer class called "cancelsTouchesInView" which defaults to YES. This will cause any pending gestures to be canceled. The Pan gesture is getting recognized first since it does not need to have a "touch up" event, so it cancels the Swipe gesture.
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