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Chapter 7

Chapter 7. Touch Gestures. Figure 07.01: Common touch gestures for Android devices. Figure 07.02: A Touch Gesture application for exploring basic touch events. Figure 07.03: Final project structure for the Touch Experiment application.

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Chapter 7

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  1. Chapter 7 Touch Gestures

  2. Figure 07.01: Common touch gestures for Android devices

  3. Figure 07.02: A Touch Gesture application for exploring basic touch events

  4. Figure 07.03: Final project structure for the Touch Experiment application

  5. Figure 07.04: The hierarchical structure for the user interface screen, activity_my.xml

  6. Figure 07.05: The Touch Experiment application is shown after a fling gesture is produced

  7. Figure 07.06: An experiment for touch gestures associated with a View

  8. Figure 07.07: The project structure for the Touch Gestures Experiment 2 application

  9. Figure 07.08: The bee chases after the finger

  10. Figure 07.09: The Bee Finds Finger application project structure

  11. Figure 07.10: The Bee is built as an XML Layout with an ImageView

  12. Figure 07.11: The Flower is built as an XML Layout with an ImageView

  13. Figure 07.12: The layout design shown in the Graphical Layout Editor

  14. Figure 07.13: Source and target containers for a chess piece to be dragged

  15. Figure 07.14: A drag-and-drop operation produces a drag shadow

  16. Figure 07.15: The StylistApp relies on drag-and-drop operations

  17. Figure 07.16: The structure of the Catherine Stylist application

  18. Figure 07.17: The interface design for activity_my.xml of the Stylist application

  19. Figure 07.18: The user moves the butterfly with a swiping motion

  20. Figure 07.19: The project structure for the “Escape the Catcher” application

  21. Figure 07.20: The layout design for activity_my.xml

  22. Figure 07.21: The Butterfly application is a turn-based board game that uses coded blocks

  23. Figure 07.22: A fling motion used to propel the billiard ball

  24. Figure 07.23: The Billiard Ball project structure

  25. Figure 07.24: A FrameLayout is used as a container in activity_my.xml

  26. Figure 07.25: ball_layout.xml uses an ImageView as its root element

  27. Figure 07.26: The velocity vector of a billiard ball

  28. Figure 07.27: The primary and secondary pointers in a multitouch gesture

  29. Figure 07.28: The Touch Gestures Experiment 3 application illustrates multitouch gestures

  30. Figure 07.29: The Touch Gestures Experiment 3 application project structure

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