Receive touchesMoved when touch began i the super view
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In iOS, I would like to receive `touchesMoved` events in a subview even when the touch began i the super view! Ideally, I would also like to receive `touchesBegan` when the moving finger reaches the subview.

What is the best way to achieve this? 
I guess I could override `touchesMoved:withEvent:` in the superview, do a hit-test and then call the subview, but is there a better solution? (I have tried to resign first responder in the superview but that did not help)

