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5 replies. Latest Post by Generoso on November 17, 2009.
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FuryDiamond
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11-05-2009 12:13 PM |
Silverlight currently supports Touch Points rather than gestures. The issue is that the Touch_FrameReported is a global event that communicates on the whole screen rather than the individual object (control). When the user fires a touch event from any control, it will call the Touch_FrameReported event of all the controls rather than the one that it is over.
Is it possible to isolate those events based on the individual control that the TouchPoint is directly over (TouchDevice.DirectlyOver)?
davidezo...
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11-05-2009 5:03 PM |
As I've seen, you can only handle the Touch.FrameReported event for the whole screen.
HTH.
Jesse Bi...
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11-06-2009 6:07 PM |
I recently posted an example of how to capture touch events on individual elements, plus simple gesture support:
http://www.jebishop.com/2009/11/05/multi-touch-gesture-recognition-in-silverlight-3/
11-06-2009 6:52 PM |
Excellent! Thanks Jesse!
11-08-2009 11:35 AM |
Thank you Jesse, great article.
Generoso
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11-17-2009 8:14 PM |
You can take a look at MIRIA SDK that includes the feature you need.
http://miria.codeplex.com
Gene.
Multi Touch on individual controls