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This is trivial in a native iOS app: you just look for two touches and call that scrolling. Does the framework you are working with expose all of the touch even
by chrisBob 12y ago
This is trivial in a native iOS app: you just look for two touches and call that scrolling. Does the framework you are working with expose all of the touch events?
- lbotos 12y agoIt could. So you are saying two fingers for scroll then, yes? I'll try that.
- chrisBob 12y agoIt is actually my trackpad not the iPad that uses two finger scroll. I assumed they were the same, and I guess I don't really notice how I scroll on the iPad. I am sure a two-finger scroll will work, but it is not the native recommendation like I though. The native iOS answer is actually if the finger is static for a certain time interval then it is a click, but if it begins moving immediately then it is a scroll (swipe).