gestures

I have an app that uses a SimpleOnScaleGestureListener and a SimpleOnGestureListener together. Whenever I do a pinch zoom I get the expected onScale's, but when I lift off I see a weird onScroll that has a start position from the beginning of the pinch zoom and an end position from the end of the pinch zoom. My question is, can I prevent the bogus onScroll? Here's the code: @Override public boolean onTouchEvent(MotionEvent event) { // Log every event. Log.d(TAG, Here.at() + String.format("Event: %d, Time: %d X: %f, Y: %f", event.getAction(), event.getEventTime(), event.getX(), event.getY() ));

In IE10 touch mode I wish to make only a certain part of the page zoomable. The rest should not be. I found this: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-US/library/ie/hh772044.aspx and tried to set -ms-touch-action: none to my body and html tags. However I can still zoom. Did I miss something? cmplieger Found the solution: -ms-content-zooming: none | zoom For me this CSS code work html { -ms-content-zooming: none; -ms-touch-action: pan-x pan-y; } I am using this code for disabling pinch and double tap zoom on windows tablet, I.E 10 Try to add this in your Head area: <meta name="viewport" content="width

I want to ask some interesting thing. I want my app can action when a custom combined gestures occur. For example: call a action(/method) when user swipe left, top, left without the finger leave on the screen. How can i make this custom gesture? and second question is can i swipe upper left( like " ／　" this direction)? How to make this gesture? can anyone one help me? please! thanks Well, conceptually you need to subclass UIGestureRecognizer, do some position tracking, and make use of the fact that after importing UIGestureRecognizerSubclass.h the gestures state property becomes read/write to

I'm using the following Javascript to create ontouchstart/move/end callbacks on div elements for an iOS web app. The only problem at the moment is that when you try to scroll up and down the page, it triggers the ontouchstart element and changes the CSS of the div. I want the CSS of the div to change only when a user selects the item. I'm fairly basic with Javascript but if anyone knows any way of getting the Javascript to only trigger when a user is selecting an item it would be greatly appreciated! Thanks! TC Javascript: function onclickCallback( event ) { } function ontouchstartCallback(

Am wondering if there has been any research/algorthms which specify the amount of deviation of the mouse while recognizing characters like say "?" drawn using the mouse. Something a sort of optical character recognition, but probably a simpler version. Is there some algorithm using which I can say that a question mark drawn by the user is really a question mark and not something else with some amount of accuracy ofcourse. Something like what windows tablet software allows (while writing with the tablet stylus). Thank you for your time. Mouse gestures recognition Dynamic Time Warping is the

I can't made Swipe action work. I did browsed through the web for a few days and found many similar questions but there is no working answer. Also I have tried TouchAction class, doesn't work as well. I have Appium Version 1.4.13 (Draco) and using Java, TestNG framework. btw I made scrolling work using (you can use the same logic as a pull to refresh) here is code sample. public void scrollUp() { JavascriptExecutor js = (JavascriptExecutor) getDriver(); HashMap<String, String> scrollObject = new HashMap<String,String(); scrollObject.put("direction", "up"); scrollObject.put("element",

I am writing an application targeting OS X Lion and Snow Leopard. I have a view that I want to have respond to swipe events. My understanding is that three-finger swipes will call -[NSResponder swipeWithEvent:] if that method is implemented in my custom view. I have already looked at this question and corresponding answers, and tried the following modified stub implementation of Oscar Del Ben's code: @implementation TestView - (id)initWithFrame:(NSRect)frame { self = [super initWithFrame:frame]; if (self) { // Initialization code here. } return self; } - (void)drawRect:(NSRect)dirtyRect { [

I'm following Detecting common gestures guide. I have linked to android-support-v4.jar library to get GestureDetectorCompat , and my code seems exactly the same as in the guide, except I'm detecting gestures in my custom view rather than in activity: public class MyGlView extends GLSurfaceView { private GestureDetectorCompat m_gestureDetector = null; public MyGlView(Context context, AttributeSet attrs) { super(context, attrs); init(context); } public MyGlView(Context context) { super(context); init(context); } private void init(Context context) { if (m_gestureDetector == null) m