Hey gang,
I am working on a gesture recognition library of which will make navigating
the WM UI nicer, more "iPhone" like via the touch screen.
So I am detecting touch screen gestures however for example if you drag your
finger down the screen I want to scroll the current window whether its IE,
contacts, file browser, whatever the app is.
Is this possible?
Do I have to figure out which window handle is in focus and call a pinvoke
call to a native api for sending a scroll command?
I am thinking this app will launch with no UI and just run in the background
intercepting events and if it deems it a gesture, it acts accordingly, if it
detects it as just a tap then it will not handle it and let the app handle it.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks and take care.
Simon - 06 Jul 2007 15:30 GMT
Can anyone help me please? Is this possible via PInvoke to make gestures more
global throughout the OS for scrolling and other behaviors?
I am now trapping the gestures but now I need to understand how to tell the
OS to act accordingly.
If Pocket IE is open and I detect a drag-down gesture how can I tell IE to
scroll?
Thanks and take care.
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zz - 27 Sep 2007 16:41 GMT
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>> Thanks and take care.