title: How to get touch coordinates upon SELECTING a custom UITableViewCell?
body: <p>When I touch (Touch Up) a UITableViewCell my ViewController's UITableViewDelegate method <strong>- (void)tableView:(UITableView *)tableView didSelectRowAtIndexPath:(NSIndexPath *)indexPath</strong> is called. I need to get the x-coordinate of the Touch-Point at this time as well so that I can know what portion of the Cell was touched (non-accessory items). I have tried using the usual touch methods such as TouchesDidEnd but the coordinates always return x=0.000 y=0.000 no matter where I touched (A location in a custom UITableViewCell in a UITableView object in my ViewController). I also tried implementing touch handling from within the Custom Cell class and while I COULD get accurate coordinates alas I could find no way to communicate those coordinates to my ViewController class (which has the UITableView). </p>
  
  <p>Q: <strong>Is there a good way I can get the x-coordinates of the device's screen when I touch a custom UITableViewCell?</strong></p>