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A Domain-Specific Language to Define Multi-Touch Gestures

SPLASH Workshop on Domain-Specific Modeling, Reno/Tahoe, Nevada. A Domain-Specific Language to Define Multi-Touch Gestures. Shahedul Huq Khandkar Frank Maurer. Touch Interfaces. The new medium of interaction Key variations Features Physical structure.

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A Domain-Specific Language to Define Multi-Touch Gestures

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  1. SPLASH Workshop on Domain-Specific Modeling, Reno/Tahoe, Nevada A Domain-Specific Language to Define Multi-Touch Gestures ShahedulHuqKhandkar Frank Maurer

  2. Touch Interfaces • The new medium of interaction • Key variations • Features • Physical structure Source: Microsoft Research, apple.com, zatznotfunny.com, slashgear.com

  3. Use of Touch Interface • Generic application commands • Context specific commands

  4. Existing Tools for Gesture Recognition • Predefined gestures • Application specific implementations • Template based recognition algorithms • Compares with sample dataset

  5. Limitations of Template based Recognition • Requires specific start and end point • Limited multi-touch & multi-step support • Hard to define conditional logic Image: slashgear.com

  6. A DSL to define gestures name: ZoomInvalidate Touch state: TouchMove and Touch limit: 2 and On same object and Distance between points: increasingreturn Distance, Distance changed

  7. Defining Multi-step Gestures Primitive Conditions name: ActorObjectvalidate as line1 Touch state: TouchMove and Touch limit: 1 and Touch shape: line and Touch length: 100..200 validate as line2 Touch state: TouchMoveand … validate line1 perpendicularTo line2 and … return Position, Bounding box Return Types

  8. IDE Support

  9. Primitive Conditions & Return types • The toolkit provides • 15 primitive conditions • 10 return types Image: testmaster.in

  10. Extensibility • Define syntax (parsing logic) • Validation logic • C# or any other .NET supported language

  11. Performance Benefits • Less computation – lazy evaluation • Reuse validated data Touch b & c Touch b & c Touch a & c 3 touches (a, b, c) Touch a &b Touch a &b Return type Calculator Raw data Touch limit: 2 On same object …

  12. On Going & Future Work • Generate definitions from samples • Visual representation of gesture definition Image: aboutcellulars.com

  13. Questions? • Gestures • Language structure • Extensibility • IDE support • http://touchtoolkit.codeplex.com Image: huffingtonpost.com

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