multi-touch

In WPF I've got the following XAML: <ScrollViewer Canvas.Left="2266" Canvas.Top="428" Height="378" Name="scrollViewer1" Width="728" PanningMode="VerticalOnly" PanningRatio="2"> <Canvas Height="1732.593" Width="507.667"> <Slider Height="40.668" x:Name="slider1" Width="507.667" Style="{DynamicResource SliderStyle1}" Canvas.Left="15" Canvas.Top="150" /> </Slider> </Canvas> </ScrollViewer> It's a ScrollViewer containing a Slider. I'm using the following on a touch-screen, and I'm using the panning even to scroll the ScrollViewer vertically. When PanningMode="VerticalOnly" is set, the slider stops

I'm displaying an image on full screen now i want to zoom it in or out. Any one guide on how I can implement multi touch image zooming? I am using the 2.1 sdk version. Janusz There is the possibility to use a webview to display a local file. The Webview has integrated multitouch zooming. Have a look at my question regarding this topic. I have a working implementation for 2.1+ WebView solution caused problems for me on 4.0.x (lot's of weird white spaces appearing) https://github.com/jasonpolites/gesture-imageview Might be useful for someone... A recent post on the Android Developers Blog

I want to trigger multitouch gesture events on Mac OS X. Is there a way to do this? Mouse or keyboard events can be triggered with CGEventCreateMouseEvent and CGEventCreateKeyboardEvent. Is there similar low level function for multitouch events? Rok Your suggestion is not working. I've tried this code: - (void)rotateWithEvent:(NSEvent *)event { NSLog(@"ROTATE"); } -(IBAction)button:(id)sender { CGEventSourceRef eventSource = CGEventSourceCreate(kCGEventSourceStateCombinedSessionState); CGEventRef event = CGEventCreate(eventSource); CGEventSetType(event, NSEventTypeRotate); CGEventPost

Anticipating the day when multi-touch interfaces become more pervasive, are there libraries in Java that can be used for developing touch applications? I'm looking for interfaces similar to MouseListener / MouseMotionListener / MouseWheelListener. The MT4j project has everything you need to develop multitouch applications in java. All the well known multitouch gestures are already built in and can be accessed as simple as listening to mouse events (for example: component.addGestureListener(..)). It also features a hardware accelerated scene graph, similar to JavaFX. You can even simulate

I am using Google Maps javascript API within an angular application. When using the app in Google Chrome on a regular desktop machine with a mouse, various navigation features (pan/zoom) work in the google maps part of the application just fine. However, when I try to use touch gestures on a windows 8.1 screen, the maps do not recognize any of the pan or zoom gestures. If I pinch to zoom, nothing happens. If I double tap on the screen like a mouse, then maps will zoom in. If I drag with a finger, the browser window handles the touch events instead of the maps div, so left and right navigates