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vi...@gmail.com
The iPhone Simulator has a nice UI for this. You hold down a key combo and you see
two finger spots on the emulator screen, mirrored around the center of the screen.
Drag away from the center to pinch open; drag toward the center to pinch closed.
two finger spots on the emulator screen, mirrored around the center of the screen.
Drag away from the center to pinch open; drag toward the center to pinch closed.
mr...@gmail.com
That is nice, but that only handles the case of "pinch". It would be a good start,
and would handle probably the majority of common use cases, but there are certainly
very many ways I can move two fingers at once that don't even resemble a pinch. :)
and would handle probably the majority of common use cases, but there are certainly
very many ways I can move two fingers at once that don't even resemble a pinch. :)
sm...@android.com
This would be really handy. I would also like to mention that many people with TUIO devices would love to use them to test.
mm...@commonsware.com
Pinch is by far the most common multi-touch gesture IMHO. Also, the iPhone simulator also simulates two-fingered scrolling (dragging across the screen with two fingers). I can't think of any other two-fingered gesture that would make sense in a UI :)
Currently the Android version of our app is on hold because it uses multi-touch and we don't have an actual device to test it on.
Currently the Android version of our app is on hold because it uses multi-touch and we don't have an actual device to test it on.
sa...@google.com
Rotation is another useful gesture.
Whatever the "common gestures" are, it would be nice to be able to hold down certain keys on the keyboard to perform these gestures in the emulator. E.g. Ctrl for pinch, Alt for Rotate, etc.
In addition, I would like to be able to move additional pointers freely. It could work by holding down number keys, for instance. Holding/pressing "1" would freeze all current pointers and let you control the first pointer with the mouse (up/down/move). Holding/pressing "2" would freeze all current pointers and let you control the second pointer (up/down/move). Etc. This would be useful for apps that use actual multitouch and not just gestures.
Whatever the "common gestures" are, it would be nice to be able to hold down certain keys on the keyboard to perform these gestures in the emulator. E.g. Ctrl for pinch, Alt for Rotate, etc.
In addition, I would like to be able to move additional pointers freely. It could work by holding down number keys, for instance. Holding/pressing "1" would freeze all current pointers and let you control the first pointer with the mouse (up/down/move). Holding/pressing "2" would freeze all current pointers and let you control the second pointer (up/down/move). Etc. This would be useful for apps that use actual multitouch and not just gestures.
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For example, READ_LOGS is now defined as android:protectionLevel="signature|system|development", but this new pipe syntax, let alone the "development" value, are undocumented.