Hi all,
I am keen to figure out how I can create a mode that will output the
result of a simple gesture, such as a horizonal or vertical drag.
This is not for phones/tablets, but rather for "invisible sliders",
where the user can press a hotkey to go into a certain "mode", then
click/drag to perform a certain action (such as scaling or drawing a
line on the screen).
First I was thinking about an invisible widget that opens in full screen
and grabs the mouse event, but that seemed rather brute force and ugly.
Then I saw the docs for QGestureEvent but the examples I found are
sparse and all in C++. I'd be happy to explore those more but I'm not
sure if I'm even on the right track here.
Can somebody point me in the right direction please?
Cheers,
frank
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