Controls are one of the most important building blocks of any application. They serve as the graphical components that allow your users to view and interact with their application's data. This tutorial shows you how to make a custom control that's reusable. Apple supplies around 20 controls, such as UITextField, UIButton and UISwitch. Armed with this toolbox of pre-existing controls, you can create a great variety of user interfaces. However, sometimes you need to do something just a little bit different; something that the other controls can't handle quite the way you want. As an example, say you're developing an application for searching property-for-sale listings. This fictional application allows the user to filter search results so they fall within a certain price range.


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