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#[repr(u32)]
pub enum TouchEventType {
    Started,
    Move,
    RelativeMove,
    Ended,
    Still,
}
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Touch event type.

Variants

Started

Every time a user touches the screen a new Started event is generated

Move

After a Started event has been emitted, there may be zero or more Move events when the finger is moved.

RelativeMove

Relative move for touch is deprecated - relative events mainly make sense for mouse (since they can still happen when the mouse hits the screen edge - no such thing for touch).

Ended

When the finger is lifted, an Ended event is generated

Still

TODO: deprecate as it is no longer supported by the higher level API

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