library

This mini library is for some of the most common gestures we have on mobile devices.

message

PinchZoomingUp pPinchId, pRadio

on PinchZoomingUp pPinchId, pRadioOfTouches, pType
   if pPinchId is a number then
      # Script
   end if
end PinchZoomingUp

Handle the PinchZoomingUp message if you want to take any action when the user pinches to zoom on the screen.

The PinchZoomingUp message is sent to the control which received the pinchStart message.

The pPinchID parameter is a number which uniquely identifies a sequence of pinch messages corresponding to an individual, physical pinch action. All such sequences start with a touchStart message, have one or more pinchMove messages and finish with either a pinchEnd.

message

TouchDoubleUp pTouchId

on TouchDoubleUp pTouchId
   if pTouchId is a number then
      # Script
   end if
end TouchDoubleUp

Handle the TouchDoubleUp message to perform an action when the user double-touchs in mobile.

The TouchDoubleUp message is sent to the control that was double-touchs, or to the card if no control was under the touch point.
Note:This message is not sent if the user touches multiple screen points.

message

PinchRotate pPinchId, pRotation

on PinchRotate pPinchId, pRadioOfTouches, pType
   if pPinchId is a number then
      # Script
   end if
end PinchRotate

Handle the PinchRotate message if you want to take any action when the user pinches to rotate on the screen.

The PinchRotate message is sent to the control which received the pinchStart message.

The pPinchID parameter is a number which uniquely identifies a sequence of pinch messages corresponding to an individual, physical pinch action. All such sequences start with a touchStart message, have one or more pinchMove messages and finish with either a pinchEnd.

message

PinchEnd pPinchId

on PinchEnd pPinchId
   if pPinchId is a number then
      # Script
   end if
end PinchEnd

Handle the pinchEnd message to perform an action when the user finishes a pinch sequence.

The pinchEnd message is sent to the control that received the pinchStart message that started the touch sequence.

The pPinchId parameter is a number which uniquely identifies a sequence of pinch messages corresponding to an individual, physical touch action. All such sequences start with a PinchStart message, have one or more PinchMove messages and finish with either a PinchEnd message.

message

PinchZoomingDown pPinchId, pRadio

on PinchZoomingDown pPinchId, pRadioOfTouches, pType
   if pPinchId is a number then
      # Script
   end if
end PinchZoomingDown

Handle the PinchZoomingDown message if you want to take any action when the user pinches to decrease on the screen.

The PinchZoomingDown message is sent to the control which received the pinchStart message.

The pPinchID parameter is a number which uniquely identifies a sequence of pinch messages corresponding to an individual, physical pinch action. All such sequences start with a touchStart message, have one or more pinchMove messages and finish with either a pinchEnd.

message

TouchDoubleDown pTouchId

on TouchDoubleDown pTouchId
   if pTouchId is a number then
      # Script
   end if
end TouchDoubleDown

Handle The TouchDoubleDown message to perform an action when the user double-touch in mobile.

The TouchDoubleDown message is sent to the control that was double-touchs, or to the card if no control was under the touch point.
Note:This message is not sent if the user touches multiple screen points.

message

TouchVerySlow  pTouchID, pDistance, pMoveAddress

on TouchVerySlow pTouchID, pDistance, pMoveAddress
   put "fast touch. touch address is " &  pMoveAddress & " with a distance of " & pDistance & "px" into field 1
end TouchVerySlow

Handle the TouchVerySlow message to perform an action when the user touch very slow object.

The TouchVerySlow message is sent to the control that received the touchStart message that initiated the touch sequence.

The pPinchId parameter is a number that uniquely identifies a sequence of touch messages corresponding to an individual physical touch action. All these sequences begin with a touchStart message, have one or more touchMove messages and end with a touchEnd message.

message

TouchStillDown pTouchId

on TouchStillDown pTouchId
   if pTouchId is a number then
      # Script
   end if
end TouchStillDown

You can handle the touchStillDown message to perform an action when the user holds the touch long time in screen.

The touchStillDown message is sent to the control that was originally clicked, or to the card if no control was under the touch.

message

TouchVeryFast  pTouchID, pDistance, pMoveAddress

on TouchVeryFast pTouchID, pDistance, pMoveAddress
   put "very fast touch. touch address is " &  pMoveAddress & " with a distance of " & pDistance & "px" into field 1
end TouchVeryFast

Handle the TouchVeryFast message to perform an action when the user touch very fastan object.

The TouchVeryFast message is sent to the control that received the touchStart message that initiated the touch sequence.

The pPinchId parameter is a number that uniquely identifies a sequence of touch messages corresponding to an individual physical touch action. All these sequences begin with a touchStart message, have one or more touchMove messages and end with a touchEnd message.

message

PinchStart pTouchId

on PinchStart pPinchId
   if pPinchId is a number then
      # Script
   end if
end PinchStart

Handle the PinchStart message to perform an action when the user touches the screen, starting the pinch.

The PinchStart message is sent to the control that was touched, or to the card if no control was under the pinch point.

The pPinchId parameter is a number which uniquely identifies a sequence of pinch messages corresponding to an individual, physical touch action. All such sequences start with a PinchStart message, have one or more PinchMove messages and finish with either a PinchEnd message.

No two pinch will have the same pPinchID, and it is possible to have multiple (interleaving) such sequences occurring at once. This allows handling of more than one physical pinch at once.

message

TouchFast  pTouchID, pDistance, pMoveAddress

on TouchFast pTouchID, pDistance, pMoveAddress
   put "fast touch. touch address is " &  pMoveAddress & " with a distance of " & pDistance & "px" into field 1
end TouchFast

Handle the TouchFast message to perform an action when the user touch slow object.

The TouchFast message is sent to the control that received the touchStart message that initiated the touch sequence.

The pPinchId parameter is a number that uniquely identifies a sequence of touch messages corresponding to an individual physical touch action. All these sequences begin with a touchStart message, have one or more touchMove messages and end with a touchEnd message.

command

touchRelease pID

TOUCHDOUBLEUP

command

_DispatchTouchDoubleDown pTouchID

Angle between two points

command

touchEnd pTouchID

To know where I come from

message

TouchFast  pTouchID, pDistance, pMoveAddress

on TouchFast pTouchID, pDistance, pMoveAddress
   put "fast touch. touch address is " &  pMoveAddress & " with a distance of " & pDistance & "px" into field 1
end TouchFast

Handle the TouchFast message to perform an action when the user touch fastan object.

The TouchFast message is sent to the control that received the touchStart message that initiated the touch sequence.

The pPinchId parameter is a number that uniquely identifies a sequence of touch messages corresponding to an individual physical touch action. All these sequences begin with a touchStart message, have one or more touchMove messages and end with a touchEnd message.

message

PinchMove pPinchId, pRadio, pType

on PinchMove pPinchId, pRadioOfTouches, pType
   if pPinchId is a number then
      # Script
   end if
end PinchMove

Handle the pinchMove message if you want to perform some action when the user changes the pinch position without ending the pinch or if you want to keep continuous track of the pinch position.

The pinchMove message is sent to the control which received the pinchStart message.

The pPinchID parameter is a number which uniquely identifies a sequence of pinch messages corresponding to an individual, physical pinch action. All such sequences start with a touchStart message, have one or more pinchMove messages and finish with either a pinchEnd.