Difference between revisions of "Gestures"
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Revision as of 16:59, 16 November 2018
Each page of type menu and page, can have multiple gestures assigned.
This is done through the gestures attribute on the Project Editor, which is specified through a meta tag in the source code.
There are six different types of gestures available:
Each gesture can have one of the following values:
Name | Description |
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off | no gesture assigned |
user | completing the gesture will generate a user call with name "gesture" and param "<type of gesture>/<page id (without page:)".
E.g. param:"swipeleft/menu" |
page:<page id> | navigate to the specified page id |
page:back | navigate to previous page in history |
page:forward | navigate to next page in history |
Syntax
Gesture meta tags follow a page declaration (menu) or (page). Gestures are specified with semicolon-separated list of <gesture type>=<value>.
(#gestures <gesture type>=<value>; <gesture type>=<value> ... )
E.g.
(menu#portrait) (#gestures swipedown=off; swipeup=page:cameras; pinchin=user) ...