ios - UITableView swipe gesture requires near perfect accuracy -

i'm working on custom swipe event uitableview uses custom uitableviewcell subclass. included uigesturerecognizerdelegate in header, , have in viewdidload:

uiswipegesturerecognizer *swipeleft = [[uiswipegesturerecognizer alloc] initwithtarget:self action:@selector(didswipe:)]; swipeleft.direction = uiswipegesturerecognizerdirectionleft; swipeleft.numberoftouchesrequired = 1; [self.tableview addgesturerecognizer:swipeleft]; 

my swipeleft method looks so:

-(void)didswipe:(uiswipegesturerecognizer *)recognizer {      if (recognizer.state == uigesturerecognizerstateended)     {         cgpoint swipelocation = [recognizer locationinview:self.tableview];         nsindexpath *swipedindexpath = [self.tableview indexpathforrowatpoint:swipelocation];         nsdictionary *clip = [self.clips objectatindex:swipedindexpath.row];         nslog(@"swiped!");       } } 

it's sort of working, swipe has incredibly precise. impossibly precise.

i got working using uipangesturerecognizer instead, unfortunately didn't play nice global side drawer component uses global pan gesture recognizer (ecslidingviewcontroller interested).

is there way around this? appreciated, i've been googling around , browsing hours looking solution.

as pointed out kolin krewinkel on twitter, implementing these 2 delegate methods did trick:

-(bool)gesturerecognizer:(uigesturerecognizer *)gesturerecognizer shouldrecognizesimultaneouslywithgesturerecognizer:(uigesturerecognizer *)othergesturerecognizer {     return yes; }  - (bool)gesturerecognizershouldbegin:(uigesturerecognizer *)gesturerecognizer {     return yes; }