pub struct PointerId(pub u32);Expand description
Stable per-pointer identifier within a frame. Mirrors the DOM
PointerEvent.pointerId. Backends with only one pointer pass
PointerId::PRIMARY; multi-touch backends keep IDs stable for the
lifetime of a single contact.
The runtime currently routes only the primary contact; secondary IDs are reserved for future multi-touch / gesture work.
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impl Copy for PointerId
impl Eq for PointerId
impl StructuralPartialEq for PointerId
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impl Freeze for PointerId
impl RefUnwindSafe for PointerId
impl Send for PointerId
impl Sync for PointerId
impl Unpin for PointerId
impl UnsafeUnpin for PointerId
impl UnwindSafe for PointerId
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