Thanks Jaqcue.
Thanks Scott, will play with that a bit.
scott--- via use-livecode schreef op 28 januari
2020 02:10:55 CET:
>You can also script things like
>
>on mouseUp
> if the environment is "Development" then
>touchEnd 1
> end if
>end mouseUp
>
>and put the script for both in
You can also script things like
on mouseUp
if the environment is "Development" then
touchEnd 1
end if
end mouseUp
and put the script for both in touchEnd… or wherever
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I think you get both, touchStart first followed by mouseDown, and
touchEnd followed by mouseUp.
On 1/27/20 3:04 PM, JJS via use-livecode wrote:
yes touchStart and touchEnd is what i need.
Do you Jacque or anyone else knows if these functions conflict with
mouseUp or mouseDown in the same
yes touchStart and touchEnd is what i need.
Do you Jacque or anyone else knows if these functions conflict with
mouseUp or mouseDown in the same control on mobile?
Op 27-1-2020 om 20:06 schreef JJS via use-livecode:
one button is a drumpad which has multiple functions. if tap it, then
you
one button is a drumpad which has multiple functions. if tap it, then
you hear a sound like a snare or a bassdrum.
But when you tap and hold another button then this same drumpad-button
opens another group from which you can select another color or another
sound for that same drumpad.
Now
I've never seen an interface like that on Android. Can you use checkboxes
instead? What does the app need to do if two buttons are down?
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On January 26, 2020 3:36:51 PM JJS via use-livecode
Hello,
can 2 buttons be pressed simultanously on Android?
Or do i need to change them to an Image?
Although i use buttons, it seems not to be able to hold one button down
and press another.
They are in the same group, and the option only one button is off in the
group settings
Thanks