GestureRecognizer.ProcessMoveEvents(IVector<PointerPoint>) Method
Definition
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Processes pointer input and raises the GestureRecognizer events appropriate to a pointer move action for the gestures and manipulations specified by the GestureSettings property.
public:
virtual void ProcessMoveEvents(IVector<PointerPoint ^> ^ value) = ProcessMoveEvents;void ProcessMoveEvents(IVector<PointerPoint> const& value);public void ProcessMoveEvents(IList<PointerPoint> value);function processMoveEvents(value)Public Sub ProcessMoveEvents (value As IList(Of PointerPoint))Parameters
- value
The pointer location history based on the PointerId . If no history is available then the value is the current location of the input pointer.
Applies to
See also
- Input and interactions
- User interaction mode sample
- Focus visuals sample
- Input: Device capabilities sample
- Input: Simplified ink sample
- Input: Windows 8 gestures sample
- Input: XAML user input events sample
- XAML scrolling, panning, and zooming sample
- DirectX touch input sample
- Input: Manipulations and gestures (C++) sample
- Input: Touch hit testing sample
- Input source identification sample
- Touch injection sample
- Win32 touch hit-testing sample
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