b1 wrote:

> Using Touch class that implements onTouchListener (and matrix) to drag a 
> crosshairs on an image aiming pad, how can I have the movements control 
> another dot (imageview) in a another part of the screen within a rectangle 
> proportioned the same (but a different size) as the aiming pad? The dot 
> would mimic the moves the user makes with the crosshairs ... 
>
> Is the answer a custom listener, broadcast receiver? ... Or somehow 
> calling the main class methods from within the Touch class ?   
> Any suggestions greatly appreciated ... 
>
>
What does your question have to do with "problems with android support 
library"?

Please do not hijack threads.

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Lew

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