Re: [Interest] Any plans to bring back/provide a replacement for GestureArea

MouseArea provides a pressAndHold. I turned a MouseArea into a simple gesture area with little effort.       Sent: Monday, November 30, 2015 at 2:47 AM From: "Rutledge Shawn" To: "Peter Klosowski" Cc: "interest@qt-project.org" Subject: Re: [Interest] Any

Re: [Interest] Any plans to bring back/provide a replacement for GestureArea

On Nov 27, 2015, at 10:46, Peter Klosowski mailto:klo...@gmail.com>> wrote: While each of those components provides some of the functionality that I need, they are not as well suited as GestureArea. This is due to the fact that I want to support multiple gestures on a custom QQuickItem: tap, t

Re: [Interest] Any plans to bring back/provide a replacement for GestureArea

While each of those components provides some of the functionality that I need, they are not as well suited as GestureArea. This is due to the fact that I want to support multiple gestures on a custom QQuickItem: tap, tapAndHold, pan (one finger drag), pinch (two finger drag). This is rather cumbers

Re: [Interest] Any plans to bring back/provide a replacement for GestureArea

Hi Peter, I think the functionality of the type was split among MouseArea, PinchArea and MultiPointTouchArea . Take a look at them and see if they fit your use case. Bests, F. On 27 No

[Interest] Any plans to bring back/provide a replacement for GestureArea

Hello, I could really use a QML element that can detect arbitrary gestures. It seems that in Qt4, GestureArea used to do just that: http://doc.qt.io/qt-4.8/qml-gesturearea.html However, it appears that in Qt5, it has been removed. What was the rationale for that? Are there any chances of it maki