Peter Steinberger • 7/17/2012

Hacking Block Support Into UIMenuItem

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This article details a developer's exploration of iOS's UIMenuController limitations, specifically the lack of a direct target-action pattern. It proposes and explains a method to hack in block-based callback support for UIMenuItem, enabling more elegant and encapsulated menu item handling compared to traditional selector-based approaches or subclassing.

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