uitableview - iPhone custom UITableViewCell accessory graphic, a HIG violation? -

I want to present a custom pencil accessory image in a table cell and in the standard accessory writethand and uTable electricity case. The pencil image will be used to indicate that the text of the table cell can be edited with a popup modal full screen view.

Will Apple punish this innovation during the app review process?

My justification is that standard disclosure indicators do not convey true meaning, according to Apple HIC Doctor, ">" disclosure should present a more detailed list view and select the blue reveal button to select the table row Should show additional details about

I think opening the text falls between ">" and "+" use, so consider my pencil image.

Edit: To complete the picture, there are two variable rows in the table view, there is a multiple-question in the upper row, and the answer to a lesson appears in the lower row.

I do not think the apple will punish you for creating custom buttons / icons. It's not a concern. Here's the problem you have to explain to the user what is the function of custom icons, because they are used with standard iPhone UI.

I think about the methodology you want to put on your icon, it would be better if you use custom UI for the editing table cell, which is presented on this image I could get Googling ().

Therefore, the use of people is used to edit the content of table cells after selecting the Edit button and the existing cell ... you can show the Model View so that user content Could edit

To create a better picture, for example, the Clock app.

Try to avoid custom controls as much as you can. If some are present on standard UI, it is easy for people to see and understand.

Imagine that in your browser, instead of this circular arrow, the load icon, "L"

think about it and select the most appropriated approach for your purpose.

Cheers,
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