So let's say I have a leftView and a rightView in my iOS app. Right now both views are independently registering touches.
If I drag my finger from the leftView to the rightView, the leftView continues to register touches even though my finger is now in rightView. Unless I lift my finger up and touch the rightView again, rightView never registers a touch.
Anybody have any ideas how to deal with this?
I had a similar issue a while back. This is covered in Event Handling Guide for iOS - Hit-Testing (Apple Documentation).
In your case, you want to implement hitTest:withEvent: to determine which view will handle the event.
Don't forget that there is a lot of flexibility in where you handle these events; whether in the subviews themselves or a common superview, or both.
Apparently - although I don't have access myself - there is a really good talk on this in the WWDC 2009 "Session 103 - Processing Multi-Touch Events on iPhone".
Also see How to "transfer" first responder from one UIView to another?
