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Which Cocoa Touch control is this (screenshot)?

Hi,

I'm seeing these all over the place but I'm wondering what controls are used here?

  1. What is the thing with the arrow pointing right? Is it a UIRoundRectButton with a ">" (greater than) character?

  2. What is the box with the rounded corners below which allows separaring content using a horzontal line? Also looks like a button...

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Thanks!!

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It's just setting the proper accessory type: Documentation Go to accessory type there.

Eiko  2010-10-12 11:14:08
So each of these round cornered boxed is a table cell? That's it?
Krumelur  2010-10-12 19:52:25

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