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iPhone SDK
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Xcode 3.1
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On 19-Jul-08, at 10:27 AM, 张志明 wrote:
I'd like to include one UITextView and one TextField in the
headsection of tableView. So I subclass UIView and tried to override
the drawRect method. I read the reference guide of UITextField
drawRect method, "You should not call this method directly." How can
I include a UiTextField in my customized UIView?
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