@ Bob I'm using 10 also, based on using lower numbers and watching users who
tap rows in a list (which serve as buttons) expect it to "trigger" instead of
scroll the list… if that is what you mean by "tolerance" I could be wrong and
there are probably more experienced UX devs out there who kn
Whe the +10? Tolerance?
Bob S
> On Mar 10, 2017, at 05:36 , Randy Hengst via use-livecode
> wrote:
>
> Hi BR,
>
> I’ve not used swipe a lot, but here is how I have used it to “erase” from a
> text field… the app is iOS iPad only. Below is the script of the text field.
> It works quickly w
Hi BR,
I’ve not used swipe a lot, but here is how I have used it to “erase” from a
text field… the app is iOS iPad only. Below is the script of the text field.
It works quickly without a noticeable delay.
local tStartLocX, tEndLocX
on mouseDown
put the short name of target into tTargetFiel
Mobile: To distinquish tap from swipe, I'm using the abs of the difference of
the mouseloc on mousedown and mouseup….
private function _mouseMoved
put abs (the mouseV - item 2 of sStartLoc) into someDistance
put someDistance >= 10 into someBoolean
return someBoolean
end _mouseMoved
But this is q
