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GesturePointerType (Function) Returns the type of pointer used on the device: finger, mouse or stylus. Note: This function is only available in WINDEV so that it can be used in the simulator.. nType is int = GesturePointerType()
IF nType = typePointerFinger THEN Info("Finger is the pointer being used.")
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<Result> = GesturePointerType([<Pointer>])
<Result>: Integer - Pointer type used,
- -1 if an error occurred.
The type of pointer can correspond to one of the following constants:
| | | typePointerFinger | The pointer being used is the finger. | | typePointerMouse | The pointer being used is the mouse. | | typePointerStylus | The pointer being used is the stylus. |
<Pointer>: Optional integer Pointer index to find out. The index of the first pointer is set to 1. - If this parameter is not specified, the function will return the position of the first pointer.
- If the index does not correspond to a valid pointer, the function will return -1.
Observaciones - The function GesturePointerType function must be used in events related to pointer movements: click, move, pointer down, pointer up, scroll, etc. If GesturePointerType is called in another event or process, <Result> will correspond to '-1'.
- To get the pointer index that triggered the execution of an event linked to a movement on the screen, use GestureCurrentPointer.
  Only one pointer is managed.
Componente: wd300java.dll
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