More emulation gestures #10
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February 26, 2016 16:18
Added emulated multitouch gesture types (vertical, horizontal, rotate). Vertical and horizontal can switch to three fingers using shift+alt. Added keybinding for switching the gesture type => t Added keybinding for increasing/decreasing the multiTouchOffset => arrow up/arrow down
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Thank you! Your changes included exactly what I needed to test three-finger gestures in the web app I'm working on. |
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Hi, I'm working with touch interfaces and found this library very useful while working without a touch device. So I decided to modify it to my custom needs:
I added emulated multitouch gesture types (vertical, horizontal, rotate). In vertical and horizontal you can switch to three fingers using shift+alt.
I added keybinding for switching the gesture type => t
I added keybinding for increasing/decreasing the multiTouchOffset => arrow up/arrow down
If jQuery is present you see a notification with the changed parameter, if not, a console.log call happens.
I thought other people would need this, therefore this pull request! :)