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Event for start/end of an event #1048

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EnguGH opened this issue Nov 6, 2015 · 4 comments
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Event for start/end of an event #1048

EnguGH opened this issue Nov 6, 2015 · 4 comments

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@EnguGH
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EnguGH commented Nov 6, 2015

Hi,

is it on the roadmap to implement the broadcast of events at the beginning / end of any gesture ?
Let's say I want to catch a pan : I'd like to know where exactly the initial tap happened. And I'd even more like to know when it ends so I can put all my elements back in place.

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@N3ll
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N3ll commented Nov 6, 2015

If there is enough demand we will consider implementing a cross-platform abstraction of low level events like touchDown, touchUp, etc.
Until then you can use the native APIs and those low level events.

@EnguGH
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EnguGH commented Nov 6, 2015

OK thanks !
I hadn't seen the native APIs things in the docs.

@x4080
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x4080 commented Nov 7, 2015

I think its important for the touch gesture detection in multi platform mode

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