Android User Interface Touch Event

Description

Click the following links for the tutorial for User Interface and Touch Event.

1. set View On Touch Listener
2. Detect if the touch on the screen is at the region of the view.
3. expand View Touch Area
4. Is touch Event In View
5. expand View Touch Delegate
6. restore View Touch Delegate
7. is Touch MotionEvent In View
8. check if MotionEvent is In View



9. Cancel View Focus Changed
10. set View Focus Changed
11. Click And Focus On View
12. Increases the hit rect of a view.
13. set View Click Listener
14. set View Click Delay
15. increase View Touch Area
16. Releases the focus on a view



17. Simulate touching a specific location and dragging to a new location.
18. Simulate touching in the center of the screen and dragging one quarter of the way down
19. Simulate touching in the center of the screen and dragging one quarter of the way up
20. Translates Android Framework MotionEvents into Ink stroke events, performing basic analysis based on the current MotionEvent and the previously received touch input.
21. Simulate touching a view and dragging it by the specified amount.
22. Simulate touching the center of a view and dragging to the bottom of the screen.
23. Simulate touching a view and dragging it to a specified location.
24. Simulate touching the center of a view and dragging to the top of the screen.
25. Simulate touching the center of a view, holding until it is a long press, and then releasing.
26. Simulate touching the center of a view and releasing quickly (before the tap timeout).
27. Simulate touching the center of a view and cancelling (so no onClick should fire, etc).