lordicast Posted April 28, 2009 Posted April 28, 2009 I am writing a Gui for my wall remote. It is touch screen and I wanted to get started right I was wondering ( I searched) if someone had written anything close to a IPod touch's function in which you open a window by sliding fingers in 2 different points and moving them in opposite directions and closing by moving them in. Essentially like sliding a window but when I drag a window it identifies it as my mouse and flickers so I cant touch 2 parts of the screen at the same time nor can I identify a sliding motion. If no one has written it, is it possible with auto it? Anything back on this would be greatly appreciated. Thanks [Cheeky]Comment[/Cheeky]
ChrisFromBoston Posted April 29, 2009 Posted April 29, 2009 I am writing a Gui for my wall remote. It is touch screen and I wanted to get started right I was wondering ( I searched) if someone had written anything close to a IPod touch's function in which you open a window by sliding fingers in 2 different points and moving them in opposite directions and closing by moving them in. Essentially like sliding a window but when I drag a window it identifies it as my mouse and flickers so I cant touch 2 parts of the screen at the same time nor can I identify a sliding motion. If no one has written it, is it possible with auto it?Anything back on this would be greatly appreciated. ThanksI haven't done anything like this before (with AutoIt or any language), but before you get too far, make sure that both your hardware and your Operating System support multi-touch. Google will help you figure this part out. For example, here is an article about Dell announcing their new multi-touch tablet. I'm not sure that any amount of coding will get you your desired functionality if it's not supported outside of AutoIt first.Sounds like a really fun project!
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