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nneonneo / ofxWin8Touch

Windows 8 touch driver for OpenFrameworks using WM_POINTER events
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touchUp and touchMoved Issue. #1

Open JugalRupela opened 8 years ago

JugalRupela commented 8 years ago

Hi nneonneo, First off all thanks for this wonderful Plugin. I ask for help at openframeworks forum, then someone directed me here...I'm not a pro... but I'm facing some issues here, I wanted to create a simple swipe gesture, so I'm trying different methods to achieve that. (may be you can help me to achieve that?) Whenever I want to call any function from touchUp or touchMoved, sometimes it just call it as soon I touchdown or sometimes it doesn't call at all... (for example :- I want to print anything on touchMove or sometimes touchUp.... it will just print as soon I touch down). Like I said I'm just a beginner, appreciate if you can assist me...... Thanks in advance.

nneonneo commented 8 years ago

What device are you using this with, and what version of Windows?

On Tue, Dec 29, 2015, 21:47 Jug notifications@github.com wrote:

Hi nneonneo, First off all thanks for this wonderful Plugin I ask for help at openframeworks forum, then someone directed me hereI'm not a pro but I'm facing some issues here, I wanted to create a simple swipe gesture, so I'm trying different methods to achieve that (may be you can help me to achieve that?) Whenever I want to call any function from touchUp or touchMoved, sometimes it just call it as soon I touchdown or sometimes it doesn't call at all (for example :- I want to print anything on touchMove or sometimes touchUp it will just print as soon I touch down) Like I said I'm just a beginner, appreciate if you can assist me Thanks in advance

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JugalRupela commented 8 years ago

I'm using windows 10, with Dell Touch monitor S2240T..

micuat commented 8 years ago

Hi, I don't know if this is related or not, but I found ofApp::touchDown(...) was called several times upon a single touch (id is always the same), and same for ofApp::touchMoved(...). I solved the problem by comparing x,y values in ofApp::touchDown(...) but it will be nice to solve it in the event handler. I feel like this may be an issue with Windows API.

I'm using Surface Pro 2 with Windows 10.

mccap079 commented 5 years ago

Win10 with external 3M touch display, can confirm touch events are called twice per touch with matching touch.id.

griv commented 3 years ago

I just hit the double touchDown issue today. Solved it by adding a check to see if the touch.id is already in the touchMap.

if (touchMap.find(touch.id) == touchMap.end()) { touchMap[touch.id] = touch; }

nneonneo commented 3 years ago

@griv do you want to submit a PR to fix it?