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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.
swipe.h
Definition of the swipe gesture.
swipe_params_t
Swipe gesture parameters

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        Definition of the swipe gesture.
        gesture_swipe_t
        The swipe gesture data type
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        Initialize the swipe parameters
        swipe_params_t
        Swipe gesture parameters
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swipe_params_t

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Swipe gesture parameters

Synopsis:

#include <gestures/>

typedef struct swipe_params_t {
    unsigned directions;
    unsigned off_axis_tolerance;
    unsigned min_distance;
    unsigned min_velocity;
} swipe_params_t;

Data:

unsigned directions: Bitmask of the directions in which the swipe can occur.
unsigned off_axis_tolerance: The number of touch units the swipe can occur off axis with the direction.
unsigned min_distance: The minimum distance traveled in the touch direction for the gesture to be considered a swipe.
unsigned min_velocity: The minimum velocity between any two points in the swipe.

Library:

libgestures

Description:

This structure represents the parameters for the swipe gesture.

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