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getRawX & Y always return the X & Y coordinates relative to the view getX and getY sometimes return coordinates that are relative to the previous motion. this update will allow smoother coordinates on panning instead of occasional jumping back and fourth of the delta X and Y coordinates
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Can one of the admins verify this patch? |
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run ci |
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I'm sorry, I don't follow. What is CI? |
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Hey @TheOriginalJosh, I've just ran (run ci command) our local CI (continues integration) to check if everything is running properly with your pull request. :) |
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@enchev Cool, if you have any problems or questions. Don't hesitate to ask. |
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Hey @TheOriginalJosh - thanx for the PR, Actually - the getRawX() methods will return screen coordinates. That said, I agree that using the getRaw methods will be more stable, especially if you are changing the layout of the element that is being panned. |
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Closing the in favor of #2118 which includes the multi-touch scenario. |
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@vakrilov Np, when I tested it on my phone, which is a Nexus 5x with Android Marshmellow, I was able to use multi-touch without a problem. Changing the layout is where I had the problems, not so much problems but just occasional inconsistency with the delta coordinates that end up causing a jumpiness that i wasn't getting on ios. |
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Relates to issue #2113
getRawX & Y always return the X & Y coordinates relative to the view
getX and getY sometimes return coordinates that are relative to the
previous motion. this update will allow smoother coordinates on panning
instead of occasional jumping back and fourth of the delta X and Y
coordinates