Re: new API for MacBook Air for Multi-touch trackpad?
Re: new API for MacBook Air for Multi-touch trackpad?
- Subject: Re: new API for MacBook Air for Multi-touch trackpad?
- From: ∞ <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 21 Jan 2008 13:13:36 +0100
Il giorno 21/gen/08, alle ore 12:03, William Squires ha scritto:
No, I don't think so. They're just mouse replacements, so they're
limited by what a mouse can do.
Not exactly. They can send proximity and pressure information which
you can access in your application (to return in-topic, by examining
the current NSEvent).
I think that, if we ever see a multitouch API in Mac OS X (the one for
Macs), it's going to extend NSEvent the same way.
- ∞
(By the way, there are a lot of technologies in OS X that are
effectively Apple-only, as they have no public APIs; window warping,
Time Machine's UI and programmatically verifying code signing are
examples. Multitouch could become part of this group.)
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