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AppGameKit Classic Chat / iOS - GetRawTouchReleased behaviour - bug or?..

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tornado
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Posted: 31st Jan 2012 20:52
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Hello community,

Surprisingly I couldn't get GetRawTouchReleased to work as it's described in documentation. Either documentation lacks some examples or I lack some understanding
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With this code, result is always 1 until screen is touched. And when touched, it results in 0. No difference for short/long/drag events but binary logic only
Where's the mistake, who could pls explain?

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baxslash
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Posted: 31st Jan 2012 22:20
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Events are stored in a seemingly odd way. You need to loop through all touch events for this to work the way you would expect.

Like this:


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tornado
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Thanks baxslash, got it really seems a bit complicated for newcomer...

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No problem, glad to help

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LeeBamber
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The reason you need a loop is because there might be many touch events between calls to the Sync() command. So if your app was running 60fps and you only took the latest event from the touch queue you would effectively miss a touch event if it happened within 15 milliseconds of the next one.

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