On 27 Mar, 14:38, Keith Wiley wrote:
> There is a OnGestureListener.onLongPress() method
> however. Is that what you meant?
yes, i meant onLongPress but i've forgotten its void. i'm reakly sorry
for that.
other question: your View.onTouchEvent method. does it call
super.onTouchEvent?
if no
It's likely the wrong way, but what you described works for me. I am showing
the context menu manually.
On Fri, Mar 27, 2009 at 3:38 PM, Keith Wiley wrote:
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> On Mar 27, 12:33 am, skink wrote:
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> > what do you return in OnGestureListener.onLongClick() method?
>
> I hadn't added that method at
Seen the exact same problem. Gave up on this one a while ago.
On Mar 27, 2:38 pm, Keith Wiley wrote:
> On Mar 27, 12:33 am, skink wrote:
>
> > what do you return in OnGestureListener.onLongClick() method?
>
> I hadn't added that method at all. It looks from the docs like
> onLongClick() is a
On Mar 27, 12:33 am, skink wrote:
> what do you return in OnGestureListener.onLongClick() method?
I hadn't added that method at all. It looks from the docs like
onLongClick() is a View method, not an OnGestureListener method as
suggested above. There is a OnGestureListener.onLongPress() metho
Keith Wiley wrote:
> My View subclass is can be written one of two ways, I've tried both.
> One implements OnGestureListener, the other doesn't. In both cases,
> the Activity registers the view for context menus when the view is
> created and registers itself, the activity, as the context menu
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