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If using a UISegmentedControl with momentary=YES, the behavior is the same as with momentary=NO (after selecting a segment, it remains selected instead of reseting).
From apple doc: // if set, then we don't keep showing selected state after tracking ends. default is NO
Detailed description of how momentary works (http://www.apeth.com/iOSBook/ch25.html): Alternatively (momentary is YES), the tapped segment is shown as highlighted momentarily (by default, highlighted is indistinguishable from selected, but you can change that); afterward, however, no segment selection is displayed, though internally the tapped segment remains the selected segment.
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If using a UISegmentedControl with momentary=YES, the behavior is the same as with momentary=NO (after selecting a segment, it remains selected instead of reseting).
From apple doc: // if set, then we don't keep showing selected state after tracking ends. default is NO
Detailed description of how momentary works (http://www.apeth.com/iOSBook/ch25.html): Alternatively (momentary is YES), the tapped segment is shown as highlighted momentarily (by default, highlighted is indistinguishable from selected, but you can change that); afterward, however, no segment selection is displayed, though internally the tapped segment remains the selected segment.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: