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Gestures Library Reference
The Gestures library provides gesture recognizers to detect gestures through touch events that occur when you place one or more fingers on a touch screen.
Gestures Library Reference
The Gestures library primarily provides gesture recognizers to detect gestures through mtouch events that occur when you place one or more fingers on a touch screen.
types.h
Common data types and helper functions.
gesture_state_e
Gesture state enumeration

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    The Gestures library provides gesture recognizers to detect gestures through touch events that occur when you place one or more fingers on a touch screen.
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      The Gestures library provides gesture recognizers to detect gestures through touch events that occur when you place one or more fingers on a touch screen.
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      Gesture recognition is performed by gesture recognizers that detect gestures through touch events.
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      The Gestures library primarily provides gesture recognizers to detect gestures through mtouch events that occur when you place one or more fingers on a touch screen.
      - bucket.h
        Data types and functions for gesture buckets.
      - defaults.h
        Global settings for gesture timings.
      - double_tap.h
        Definition of the double tap gesture.
      - event_list.h
        Data types and functions for event lists.
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        Definition of the long press gesture.
      - pinch.h
        Definition of the pinch gesture.
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        Definition of the press and tap gesture.
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        Definition of the rotate gesture.
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        Data types and functions for gesture sets.
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        Definition of the swipe gesture.
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        Definition of the tap gesture.
      - timer.h
        Functions and datatypes for gestures timers.
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        Definition of the triple tap gesture.
      - two_finger_pan.h
        Definition of the two finger pan gesture.
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        Definition of the two finger tap gesture.
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        Definition of the double tap gesture.
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        Common data types and helper functions.
        Definitions in types.h
        Preprocessor macro definitions for the types.h header file in the library.
        diff_time_ms()
        Return the elapsed time between two events
        gesture_add_mustfail()
        Add a gesture to the 'must fail' list
        gesture_base
        Common data structure for all gestures
        gesture_base_init()
        Initialize the gesture base data structure
        gesture_base_t
        Common data structure for all gestures
        gesture_callback_f
        Gesture callback function prototype
        gesture_coords_t
        Gesture coordinates
        gesture_e
        Gesture type enumeration
        gesture_funcs_t
        Touch event handling functions
        gesture_state_e
        Gesture state enumeration
        map_contact_id()
        Remap the contact id from the touch evemt
        max_displacement_abs()
        Calculate the maximum displacement between two gesture events
        save_coords()
        Save the touch event coordinates
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gesture_state_e

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Gesture state enumeration

Synopsis:

#include <gestures/types.h>

typedef enum {
    GESTURE_STATE_NONE = 0,
    GESTURE_STATE_UNRECOGNIZED,
    GESTURE_STATE_RECOGNIZED,
    GESTURE_STATE_UPDATING,
    GESTURE_STATE_COMPLETE,
    GESTURE_STATE_FAILED
} gesture_state_e;

Data:

GESTURE_STATE_NONE: The initial state at which a gesture recognizer starts.
GESTURE_STATE_UNRECOGNIZED: The state of a gesture recognizer after it has been added to a gesture set; it is now ready to receive mtouch and timer events.
GESTURE_STATE_RECOGNIZED: The state of a gesture recognizer after it has received one mtouch or timer event.; This state is valid only for composite gestures.
GESTURE_STATE_UPDATING: The state of a gesture recognizer while it is receiving mtouch or timer events.; This state is valid only for composite gestures.
GESTURE_STATE_COMPLETE: The state of a gesture recognizer when it has received all mtouch or timer events that fulfill the requirements of detecting its gesture.
GESTURE_STATE_FAILED: The state of a gesture recognizer when requirements of detecting its gesture is not fulfilled.

Library:

libgestures

Description:

This enumeration represents state of a gesture as it is being processed. The possible next state depends on the type of gesture.

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