I'm working on a Cs6 android Air project and i have about 100 buttons that i use as letters.
Each of these buttons have an EventListener.
By clicking i store the value of each btn to an Array creating strings of letters.
Is there any way to select buttons when i slide my finger over the screen instead of clicking?
Back to basics, the mouse over and mouse out events you could use touch and multi-touch events instead.
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/FlashPlatform/reference/actionscript/3/flash/events/TouchEvent.html
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In my Angular 2 app I use a plain vanilla HTML5 input type "range" to provide the user a simple slider component.
<input type="range" [min]="x" [max]="y" (mouseup)="onReleased()" />
I need to know when the user released the slider. Releasing means that using a mouse the dragging is finished and the mouse button has been released. For that purpose I hook into the OnMouseUp event. However, this does not apply in case I use a touch device.
On my tablet I can drag the slider aroun, but when releasing it with my finger the event is no fired.
I know, this is not a mouse, but what event is equivalent to on mouse up and works on touch devices?
The answer to your question would appear to be the touchend event.
I assume there is a way to make the slider a touch surface within the wider Touch Events Web API
My problem is really simple
I´ve an artifact with a mouse inside. When you use it it simulates moving the mouse cursor indefinitely to the right.
Of course when i run my project at some point the mouse will reach the right side of the movieclip and the Mouse_Move event wont work anymore
I need a way make my actionscript to recongnise mouse movement even if im out of bounds
(It´s a mobile aplication so using full screen wont work)
In other words i need a Mouse-Motion Listener!
Though it is not possible to track mouse movements outside of flash with only ActionScript, you could capture the mouse position with javascript in the browser and pass it to your SWF.
See this blog as an example. http://www.nelsond8.com/?p=515
You cannot track the mouse position or actions when it moves outside of the stage.
You can however track when the mouse actually leaves the stage using Event.MOUSE_LEAVE:
function mouseLeave(e:Event):void
{
trace("Mouse left the stage.");
}
stage.addEventListener(Event.MOUSE_LEAVE, mouseLeave);
From here you can decide what the most appropriate course of action will be for your application - adding some 'pause' functionality is pretty common.
Tip: MouseEvent.MOUSE_MOVE is what you should use to detect when the mouse re-enters the stage.
Im using Mouse.hide(); function to hide the mouse cursor on AS3 using flash professional cs5.5 (compiling for AIR 2.5). Over almost the compete scene the mouse pointer is hidden but if you have a text field with html content on, the mouse reappear when you hover an hyperlink <a>. I need the link to be clickable but with no mouse cursor since the application is intended to run on a touchscreen.
Mouse.hide() in AIR does not actually work everywhere as in flash (checked mac, yet?)
A workaround here, has been floating around as the solution:
stage.nativeWindow.activate();
stage.nativeWindow.orderToBack();
stage.nativeWindow.orderToFront();
Mouse.hide();
I am trying to make it possible to display and interact with Java Swing components on top of a Java3D canvas. I am displaying the components by painting a transparent JPanel to a buffered image, and then painting that buffer over the canvas using J3DGraphics2D.
What I can't figure out is how to forward mouse events to the swing components in the JPanel.
I want all keyboard and mouse events on the Canvas3D to be dispatched to the JPanel, and then fall back through to the Canvas3D if they aren't captured by any swing components (e.g. the mouse isn't over any of them).
I tried calling Container.dispatchEvent(AWTEvent), but it doesn't successfully dispatch the events to the proper components, even when for example the mouse cursor is right over a button in the Container.
Does anyone know a way to do this? It should be possible.
At long last, I figured it out! It's already been done -- use JCanvas3D and a JLayeredPane. This is the opposite approach to rendering the Swing components in postRender()-- JCanvas3D renders into an offscreen buffer, and then paints to the screen with AWT, creating a lightweight canvas that interacts properly with components in the JLayeredPane, even if they are transparent.
One thing to watch out for -- JCanvas3D redirects all input to the offscreen Canvas3D, but at first my Orbiter didn't work like it had with a heavyweight Canvas3D. All you have to do is add mouse & key listeners to the JCanvas3D, because AWT won't even deliver those events if there are no listeners registered for them.
i have designed a gaming kiosk app in as3
i am using it on a Sony vaio l pc (like hp's touchsmarts) in windows 7
the app doesn't need any multi-touch gestures (only single touch clicks and drags) so i am using mouse events
everything is fine (including mouse click and move events) except that a single touch to the screen (with no move) doesn't fire a mouse down. it is fired only after a small move of the finger
outside the app, on my desktop, i see that the small windows 7 cursor jumps immediately to where a finger is placed, meaning this issue isn't a hardware or a windows problem but rather how internally the flash app receives "translated" touch-to-mouse events from the os.
for example, in a windows Solitaire game, a simple touch to the screen immediately highlights the touched card.
in my app, a button will change to the down state only if i touch it and also move my finger slightly (click events - down and up - are triggered fine)
shouldn't the MOUSE_DOWN event trigger exactly like how a TOUCH_BEGIN would in the new touchevent class?
any ideas?
I encountered the same problem.
Setting the Multitouch.inputMode property to MultitouchInputMode.TOUCH_POINT (the default value is MultitouchInputMode.GESTURE) appears to make the MOUSE_DOWN event dispatch when the user touches the screen and not when they touch and move or touch and release.
If the cursor moves when they touch, then I assume the OS is just registering this as a MOUSE_MOVE and not a MOUSE_DOWN. Since it's a touchscreen, you could just consider MOUSE_MOVE a click since the user probably isn't actually dragging their finger around creating a real MOUSE_MOVE event.
Well, if they are actually dragging their finger around for stuff then you could assume a MOUSE_MOVE that suddenly places the cursor on a button (with no prior MOUSE_MOVE i.e. dragging), it's a MOUSE_DOWN.
Just bought a new touchscreen and encountered the problem again.
So the solution is to set Multitouch.inputMode to MultitouchInputMode.TOUCH_POINT by writing anywhere in your code:
Multitouch.inputMode = MultitouchInputMode.TOUCH_POINT;
Notice, that it does not work when testing by Ctrl+Enter in Flash Editor (at least in CC 2015). So, for example, you need to open .SWF separately in Flash Player.
EDIT: But it does work in Debug mode! (Ctrl+Shift+Enter)