An under-used feature that might be useful here is "fat touch"
event.getSize() in onTouch will return over about .4 for fat "two-
finger" touches.
That way you can have two-finger movements along a top-left to bottom-
right control zoom.
Could be nice, but hard to test in the emulator.
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HI
Yes i have also listned some that we can control the zoomin and out from
volume control option
how it posible if any body knows plz explain
On Mon, Jul 20, 2009 at 4:04 PM, jdesbonnet wrote:
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>
> Can the ringer/speaker volume + / - keys be utilized for a general
> zoom in / out. I gues
Can the ringer/speaker volume + / - keys be utilized for a general
zoom in / out. I guess there will be UI complications if you are
handling a call at the same time.
On Jul 18, 6:18 pm, Jason Van Anden wrote:
> I need to zoom-in/zoom-out for my app. Multitouch would be the most obvious
> way
2009/7/20 Desu Vinod Kumar
> HI
>
>
> That means look like Scale & frame in Photo Stream example.
>
> I also want to do the same multi touch zoom functionality in my app.
>
> By this conversation Multi touch functionality is not yet implemented now
> ,it is not possible to add in my app .
HI
That means look like Scale & frame in Photo Stream example.
I also want to do the same multi touch zoom functionality in my app.
By this conversation Multi touch functionality is not yet implemented now
,it is not possible to add in my app .
thanks
On Mon, Jul 20, 2009 at 5:35 AM, St
Currently I'm writing an app that contains an image viewer. I
implemented zooming as follows:
Zoom in:
Long press; Then a zoom-in icon appears at your finger-location. Then
drag a rectangle (with aspect ratio of your screen) from your current
finger position to another position; Move your finger
Romain Guy wrote:
> The source code was not released. Not however that rewriting this
> widget from scratch would not be very difficult.
Easy for you to say... ;-)
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The source code was not released. Not however that rewriting this
widget from scratch would not be very difficult.
On Sun, Jul 19, 2009 at 3:24 PM, Mark Murphy wrote:
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> Romain Guy wrote:
>> This circular zoom widget was an experiment that we decided to not release.
>
> Is it at http://source.an
Romain Guy wrote:
> This circular zoom widget was an experiment that we decided to not release.
Is it at http://source.android.com anywhere?
If not, would Google consider releasing it as just a random hunk of open
source code? Even if you guys don't want to maintain it, somebody out
here might.
This circular zoom widget was an experiment that we decided to not release.
On Sun, Jul 19, 2009 at 3:13 PM, Blake B. wrote:
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> I would agree with the previous post - the early demo video on the HTC
> Magic of using a circular motion for zooming looked even more useful
> than pinching, since it
I would agree with the previous post - the early demo video on the HTC
Magic of using a circular motion for zooming looked even more useful
than pinching, since it can be done more easily with a single hand on
the phone. It doesn't appear to have made it to the initial releas of
the phone, but ma
And if we're talking about circles, there was that HTC image viewer
where you can zoom in and out by doing a circle gesture. Add some
realtime feedback to it, and it's interesting IMO :)
On Sunday, July 19, 2009, Alexey Krasnoriadtsev wrote:
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> double tap, that circles through predefined zoom l
double tap, that circles through predefined zoom levels.
On Jul 18, 11:18 am, Jason Van Anden
wrote:
> I need to zoom-in/zoom-out for my app. Multitouch would be the most obvious
> way to go about this *sigh*.
>
> I would prefer not to use the zoom-in/out widget.
>
> I have been trying a number
Thanks for the feedback.
Jason
On Sat, Jul 18, 2009 at 9:40 PM, John Smith wrote:
> 2009/7/19 Jason Van Anden
>
>> I need to zoom-in/zoom-out for my app. Multitouch would be the most
>> obvious way to go about this *sigh*.
>>
>
> No it's not the most obvious, it's the most annoying.
>
> Have a
2009/7/19 Jason Van Anden
> I need to zoom-in/zoom-out for my app. Multitouch would be the most
> obvious way to go about this *sigh*.
>
No it's not the most obvious, it's the most annoying.
Have a look at the default dialer app in contacts, it uses a
semi-transparent slider that shrinks/grows
Hi,
There is no easy way to do that, specially because you might have
other functionality assigned to one finger specific gestures.
Anyway, here's a suggestion:
zoom in: one finger double tap
zoom out: one finger long press
or
wait for multi-touch support...
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