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<title>Touch gestures</title>

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<p>The touch gestures (finger movements on the device display area)

are interpreted using touch gesture framework provided by UI framework.

 The UI FW listens to the pointer events and notifies the client after

recognizing the gestures. The client can enable listening of desired

gestures.</p>

<p> The touch gesture framework supports the following single touch

gestures:<ul>

</ul> Gesture Framework can provide swipe speed that can be used as

input to inertia based effects. Two finger pinch (zoom) multiple <?Pub

Caret?>touch gesture is also recognized.</p>

<p> Additionally, there is an option to support drag and drop. It

is initiated by holding the touch position for a short time in the

same place. The holding mode is active until the user releases the

touch. </p>

<section id="GUID-8E20288C-9B08-484E-8212-040D8B47BC6F">       <title

>Using touch gestures in C++ applications</title><p>The API to use

for recognizing touch gestures is Touch Gesture API.</p><p>Touch Gesture

Framework contains a pointer to a control (derived from <xref

href="GUID-B06F99BD-F032-3B87-AB26-5DD6EBE8C160.dita"><apiname>CCoeControl</apiname

></xref>) where gestures are recognized. These gestures are reported

to the gesture observer. Based on the gesture interest set by the

gesture observer, <xref

href="GUID-C0559E40-20E1-3D2C-A6EF-51F3E80A651E.dita"><apiname>CAknTouchGestureFw</apiname

></xref> converts the pointer events to the logical gesture.</p></section>

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