I can’t seem to get any single touch events with the phase = “stationary”. Is that working? Am I missing something about how to get them? Other events come in just fine.
Thanks,
.phil [import]uid: 4366 topic_id: 1471 reply_id: 301471[/import]
I can’t seem to get any single touch events with the phase = “stationary”. Is that working? Am I missing something about how to get them? Other events come in just fine.
Thanks,
.phil [import]uid: 4366 topic_id: 1471 reply_id: 301471[/import]
I added this as inquiry #335 to get an answer. I haven’t seen “stationary” nor “cancelled” events returned either. [import]uid: 7559 topic_id: 1471 reply_id: 4109[/import]
The “cancelled” event phase is called when the touch sequence is canceled by an external factor. Interruptions from the operating system, such as a warning for low memory or an incoming phone call, are fairly common.
From what I’ve read the “stationary” phase is used for multitouch (i.e. two fingers). If one finger is moved and the other is not, it’s in a “stationary” phase. We haven’t seen this phase come up in our testing.
These messages come from the OS. [import]uid: 7559 topic_id: 1471 reply_id: 4157[/import]