About ViewApp touch interactions
- Last UpdatedDec 09, 2024
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ViewApp touch interactions are summarized in the following tables based upon the type of finger gesture and the target content shown in a running ViewApp. For more detail about touch gestures during runtime, see About touch interactions supported during runtimes.
Content Level Gestures
Content level gestures are single finger gestures applied to a graphic or control in a screen that trigger configured animations or predefined actions.
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Gesture |
Description |
Gesture Illustration |
Touch Gesture Target |
Effect of Gesture |
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Touch down |
Touch down |
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Touch move |
Touch down & drag |
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Touch up |
Touch up |
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Long Press |
Touch, wait and lift |
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Action Scripts |
Functionally equivalent to a mouse right-click |
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Double tap |
Two touches in quick succession |
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Pane |
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Pane Level Gestures
Pane level gestures are two finger gestures applied to a pane that change the view of content.
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Gesture |
Description |
Gesture Illustration |
Touch Gesture Target |
Effect of Gesture |
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Pinch to zoom |
Spread fingers apart to zoom in. Pinch fingers together to zoom out. |
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Pane |
Zoom in or out Maximum zoom in is 500 percent and the minimum zoom out is 100 percent based on pane size |
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Swipe |
Touch + drag (+ lift) |
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Pane |
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Flick |
Touch, make a quick flick. |
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Pane |
The inertia and acceleration of a flick gesture distinguishes it from a swipe gesture. |
Layout or ViewApp Level Gestures
Layout or ViewApp level gestures require two or more fingers and affect the behavior of content shown in a screen window.
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Gesture |
Description |
Gesture Illustration |
Touch Gesture Target |
Effect of Gesture |
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Multi-finger swipe |
Touch three fingers, drag and lift |
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Pane. |
Three finger gesture shows a slide out pane from the edge opposite to the direction of the swipe. |
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Scrunch |
Five finger touch and squeeze. |
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On scrunch, the window’s content scales until it reaches 70 percent of its original size at which point the window closes. In a multi-pane application, a scrunch gesture can be performed within a single pane or across multiple panes. |









