More Simplification

[Hackmodford]

I believe this is as simple as it can get. It removes the button having a textField/textView/searchBar property but I don't believe it should be the buttons job to know that. Let me know what you think.

[ruddfawcett]

This is great! Can we maybe change the block name to addTarget? This way we keep the block as similar as possible to a UIButton:

[exampleButton addTarget:^{
    [_textView insertText:@"You pressed a button!"];
} forControlEvents:UIControlEventTouchUpInside];

Thanks for your contributions!

[Hackmodford]

I think target would be confusing, because a target is who receives a message.
What about doing what "BlocksKit.framework" does for UIControl?

[exampleButton addEventHandler:^{
    [_textView insertText:@"You pressed a button!"];
} forControlEvents:UIControlEventTouchUpInside];

[ruddfawcett]

You're right - valid point. Event handler sounds great!

[Hackmodford]

I have made the changes. You're right, it makes more sense then setButtonPressedBlock :P

[ruddfawcett]

Ok, great! There are some conflicts, so I'm going to fix those. In fact, I think I'm going to delete my last 5 commits because something weird happened and they all have -m "message" for some reason... I'll then merge this.

[ruddfawcett]

@Hackmodford can you squash this into one commit? By squashing your other commit, I think I messed up this Pull Request... If squashing this doesn't work, maybe open up another pR? Thanks - appreciate your work on this repo.

[Hackmodford]

I will create a new pull request