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I have a custom view with a grid-like layout. When I touch each subview I want to animate them. The superview overrides layoutSubviews to create the grid of subviews.

The problem is whenever I change the frame of a subview for animation, the superview's layoutSubviews method is called overwriting the frame and no animation happens.

Why does layoutSubviews get called in this scenario and how can I prevent it?

There are other questions similar to this, but none of them have been properly answered.

Thanks!

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I ended up adding a flag property on my superview and then set it to YES from my subview to prevent it from laying out subviews. Seems very hacky but it works.