I am using touchesBegan and touchesMoved to track a user's interaction, so I can see where the user has touched the screen. What I want to do is when they take their finger to the last 20 pixels of the screen, have the UIScrollView scroll1 to scroll down. But how do i define a speed? Surely a while statement would do it far too rapidly, and a UIView animation would move it to a certain place but only the once.
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You can do this by the following code :
Just set the values of REQUIRED_ANIMATION_DURATION to whatever time interval you want. A smaller time interval will mean faster speed.