It's just Cocoa, but might be a good starting point (if just for getting an idea on how to subclass Apple's slider as NSSlider and UISlider probably have quite a lot in common I assume): developer.snowmintcs. Com/controls/smdoubleslider In case you were actually looking for an element for gradient editing, you might like this BSD licensed "gradient compositing" element with support for color stops: apptree. Net/gcgradient.
Htm Both are not for Cocoa-Touch in particular, but porting them (or adopting them for their iPhone counterparts) shouldn't be that hard, I guess.
It's just Cocoa, but might be a good starting point (if just for getting an idea on how to subclass Apple's slider as NSSlider and UISlider probably have quite a lot in common I assume): developer.snowmintcs. Com/controls/smdoubleslider/ In case you were actually looking for an element for gradient editing, you might like this BSD licensed "gradient compositing" element with support for color stops: apptree. Net/gcgradient.
Htm Both are not for Cocoa-Touch in particular, but porting them (or adopting them for their iPhone counterparts) shouldn't be that hard, I guess.
You could go crazy and handle it all yourself. You could create a UIView, draw on it yourself, and implement touchesDidBegin and touchDidEnd.
A UITabBar is a UIView is a view. It knows how to display a list of tabs to the user, and how to display feedback to the user when the user interacts with the tabs. A UITabBarController is a UIViewController is a controller.
It knows what tabs to display to the user, and what to do when the user chooses a tab. If you have written your own controller object, you can hook a UITabBar up to your controller. If you have not, then a UITabBarController is a convenient base class from which you can derive your controller.
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