dist/js/mobile-angular-ui.js
function( startEvent, ascend ){
				if( doc.createEvent ){
					var newTarget = ( !ascend || ascend === undefined ) && elem.parentNode || elem.touchchild || elem,
						tEnd;
							
					if( newTarget !== elem ){
						tEnd = doc.createEvent( "HTMLEvents" );
						tEnd.initEvent( "touchend", true, true );
						elem.dispatchEvent( tEnd );
						newTarget.touchchild = elem;
						elem = newTarget;
						newTarget.dispatchEvent( startEvent );
					}
				}
			}
function( startEvent, ascend ){
				if( doc.createEvent ){
					var newTarget = ( !ascend || ascend === undefined ) && elem.parentNode || elem.touchchild || elem,
						tEnd;
							
					if( newTarget !== elem ){
						tEnd = doc.createEvent( "HTMLEvents" );
						tEnd.initEvent( "touchend", true, true );
						elem.dispatchEvent( tEnd );
						newTarget.touchchild = elem;
						elem = newTarget;
						newTarget.dispatchEvent( startEvent );
					}
				}
			}
function ( startEvent , ascend ) { if ( doc . createEvent ) { var newTarget = ( ! ascend || ascend === undefined ) && elem . parentNode || elem . touchchild || elem , tEnd ; if ( newTarget !== elem ) { tEnd = doc . createEvent ( "HTMLEvents" ) ; tEnd . initEvent ( "touchend" , true , true ) ; elem . dispatchEvent ( tEnd ) ; newTarget . touchchild = elem ; elem = newTarget ; newTarget . dispatchEvent ( startEvent ) ; } } }
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Fill er up! From here down all logic is associated with touch scroll handling elem references the overthrow element in use