KyleJewiss
commented
1 year ago The library example works for me on my ESP32. I assume you have tested with this, but if not you can see a double tap will usually register a single click before than registering the double click.
To make it usable, I just check for the gesture interrupt, if its a single click I wait for a short period before than checking for the second. Idk if this is helpful for you, just thought I'd share my experience.
georgemclaughlin
So I've been testing this on an RP2040 and also ESP32....
The Double Tap (click) never triggers, no matter how fast or slow I try tapping the screen, it only ever registers a SINGLE tap
Touch points is always 1 - I'm not entirely sure what this is supposed to do, but it's just always 1
Event - from the library comments I'm assuming this is meant to allow you to differentiate between touching and releasing but it just doesn't really work. when touching, it's 2, when I remove my finger after a swipe for example, 95% of the time it remains 2. Rarely it will show 1 which Is what I would expected when removing my finger / exiting the screen
This is a great start at a library, but it really isn't hugely useful in it's current state because of the inconsistencies etc
How does one deduce when an action has been completed RELIABLY? Again, Double Tap/Click is never recognised either