Hello,
yes, the synthesized events worked just fine. I was just surprised that
the button didn't work on touches when I prevented mouse events from
reaching the button. I actually had to look up the code to understand
why this effects touch events and I just wanted to make sure that this
is intended.
Kind regards,
Sebastian
Am 12.11.2013 11:12, schrieb Pavel Safrata:
Hello Sebastian,
why should it? The synthesized mouse events work just fine, don't
they? They are meant exactly for things like that to work with touches
without the need to code additional support.
Thanks,
Pavel
On 12.11.2013 10:41, Sebastian Rheinnecker wrote:
Hello all,
while messing around with touch events I found out that Buttons rely
solely on mouse events. Although the documentation of the button
class explicitly says that the onAction method is fired upon touch
events, the only reason why this works is because the platform fires
synthesized mouse events for each touch event that reach the button.
Then the mouseReleased method in the behavior class invokes the
Action event. Shouldn't there be a separate handling for touch events
here and the handling for mouse events only done when the
isSynthesized flag of the mouse events is set to false?
Kind regards,
Sebastian Rheinnecker
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