Can I perform animations on a UIControl subclass with iPhone SDK 3.x?

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I have a custom UIControl that passes UIControlEventValueChanged events back to my ViewController. I also need to animate it (basic resizing) in certain circumstances, but UIControl seems to have no implementation of beginAnimations or commitAnimations. Do I have to encase it in a UIView? Any better solution? Thanks.

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