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DWLabel, a subclass of UILabel capable of touch events handling and displaying UIMenuController items. It's inspired by the UX of Weixin, the most popular mobile app in China developed by Tecent.
Drop the DWLabel .h and .m files into your own project. Try some code like this:
DWLabel *tmpDWLabel = [[DWLabel alloc] initWithFrame:CGRectMake(18, 0, 260, 54)];
self.dwLabel = tmpDWLabel;
[tmpDWLabel release];
Make sure you also implement the delete: and copy: method within the DWLabel implemention file.
Run it, try long press the label. And you are good to go. ;)
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