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Currently the CKCircleMenuView disappears if the long press gesture ends. It should be possible to switch to a different mode that allows the user to tap once to open the menu and tap again to select one option or close the menu.

Add a line mode that can be activated using the options dictionary.

Buttons will be layouted along a line starting at the origin of the CKCircleMenuView pointing in the direction of the starting angle. That way it will respect the `CircleMenuDirection' enum.

Buttons in a circular menu view aligned along a line. Crazy shit.

Instead of providing a constant background color I want to use a UIVisualEffectView as the button's background to get a nice blurry effect.

This must be added as a new option (default = no).

If 8 items are put and angle is set to 360.0, only 7 items appear when menu is opened.

Allow to use the provided button images as alpha masks, that are displayed in the current tint color (aka button type 'System').

To keep backwards compatibility, this has to be added as a new option.

Check the provided configuration vs. expected behaviour, if the CKCircleMenuView contains only a single button (e.g. direction and actual placement).

Instead of having to specify a direction (CIRCLE_MENU_DIRECTION), it would be nice if we could specify a starting angle.

Hey I found it hard to modify the start angles of the submenu. I think it would be very useful that we can input our own values instead of the default.

The delegate method circleMenuOpened is not called when the circle menu is spawned.

Would be nice to be able to add a title to the buttons of the CKCircleMenuView.

Title could be underneath by default.

When not in tap mode the whole CKRoundView is used to determine wether the gesture moved in or out, so the user does not have to hit the icon exactly. In tap mode the containing UIButton is used to react to tap events. This button's size fits the provided icon image. This makes it hard to tap the button if the provided image is small in size.