Look into overriding OnTouchEvent, this gives you MUCH more
information on what type of touch event it was.

-Nick



On Apr 16, 7:19 am, androidFan <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi Guys,
>
>  I am stuck with one requirement, i am involved in developing a
> display
>  application.
>
>   I need to switch between activities on a fling
>
>   When the user presses Long Press and then drags, i should be
>   able to move my view, i.e. the image itself.
>
>  Currently i am planning to override the OnTouch Callback
>  But LongPress is only given by a gesture.
>
>  Can anyone let me know how to get this done?
>
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