iPhone SDK: How to detect a row-hit while in the editing mode?
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I've looked everywhere and I can't find it.
I have a UITableView that contain rows of "checkmark" cells.
The user clicks on a row to check/uncheck it. (It works!!!!)
But I also want to allow the user to EDIT the data on that row.
... so I have an "EDIT" button at the top. The user hits it and is allowed to DELETE any rows. (That works too!!!!)
But how do I also detect a "tap" on that row.
Where is there some kind of a didSelectRowAtIndexPathWhileInEditMode ????
(Is that really the best way to do this: Allow "selections", and "deletions", and "editing" of each row?)
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