> But they don't do me any good because I believe I need to do an
e.preventDefault() or e.stopPropagation() or both. but I don't know how to
do that from elm or even from inside the elm-lang/mouse code.
You can't, currently, being able to conditionally do a preventDefault or
stopPropagation on
I found a javascript hack to trigger mouse event for the first touch.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8058699/drag-drop-on-mobile-devices-using-some-code-that-translates-event-code-included
It does what I need to do even though it would've been nice to do it
directly in Elm.
Le lundi 29 aoû
I need the touch events to be window wide. I need the position of the
touch and the event attributes don't give me that.
I managed to create some touch handlers like `elm-lang/mouse` I see that
they are hooked up in the event listeners for the document. But they don't
do me any good because
The way `elm-lang/mouse` works is by using the `elm-lang/dom` library at:
http://package.elm-lang.org/packages/elm-lang/dom/latest
That gives you the window context that you can register 'event handlers'
on, thus you can use it to register your own window-wide events, such as
the touch events,
