Hi,
On 01/08/2011 10:11 AM, ext Harri Pasanen wrote:
I wonder if pinch zoom is on the roadmap for webkit?
Meanwhile I rolled my own simple implementation which is better than nothing,
but not perfect. In my code I'm scaling a pixmap for fluid motion, and at the
end I call setZoomFactor. The relevant code is visible here:
http://pastebin.com/VzimAPD0
It is usable in that it works fluidly and gives you a rough idea what the
resulting zoom will be. But pixel positions move around and the end result is
rarely exact to the zoom preview.
On Symbian3 the native browser's pinch zoom is much more faithful to pixel
positions and sizing of the preview. So that must be doing something more
clever, any hints what?
Better yet, perhaps this is already implemented and I just have to be patient
and it will be delivered to my door...
Ultimately, I think we will handle gesture directly in the APIs. At the
moment, we choose to give all freeedom to implementors, which is good
(more freedom :)) and bad (more work, inconsistency between
implementations) at the same time.
Do not expect this to change in the short term. Changing this requires
some effort for which we don't have time at the moment.
If you are doing a project for a device where you mixes mouse input and
touch input (computer with touchscreen for example), doing as you
describe is a solution.
If you are targeting a device where touch is the main kind of input, I
suggest you not to use QWebView but build a mobile interface on top of
QGraphicsWebView.
There is some documentation being written for such mobile feature:
https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=41465
I suggest you to look at that temporary draft
(https://bugs.webkit.org/attachment.cgi?id=62768&action=prettypatch )
and then ask if you have questions.
cheers,
Benjamin
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