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#617 – Input Events
Elements in WPF fire various type of input events, as a user interacts with the element. There are four basic types of input events. Keyboard events – Fire when user presses keys on the keyboard Mouse...
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#717 – Drag-and-Drop with Touch on Windows 7
You can implement drag-and-drop on a touch-based system in a similar way to how you implement drag-and-drop using the mouse. You start by defining a handler for the TouchDown event of the control that...
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#732 – Basic Events for Raw Touch Input
WPF includes a set of events for handling raw touch input. These events are defined for all UIElement, ContentElement, and UIElement3D objects. The most basic events are: TouchDown – User touches the...
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#734 – Recognizing Different Fingers in Touch Event Handlers
When you’re handling low-level touch events in WPF and the user will be using more than one finger at a time on the screen, you’ll want to keep track of which finger is generating a particular touch...
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#755 – Implementing Rotational Inertia during Touch Manipulation
In the same way that you can support inertia as a result of touch manipulation during translation and expansion, you can also set up rotational inertia. When the user rotates an element using touch,...
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