If Touch support is enabled (gestures are enabled by default), the ImageXView control already has built-in support for responding to the gestures. There is no built-in support for flicks.
The gestures with built-in support are:
- Panning
- Rotating
- Zooming
- Context menu support through both the press and hold gesture and the press and tap gesture
For instance, if the user does a panning gesture, the image will pan in the same direction. If the user does a rotating gesture then the image will rotate in 90° increments in the direction that the user rotated. The rotation gesture is unique in that the developer can set both an angle threshold that specifies at what angles a 90° rotation should occur and also the minimum angle threshold that the user must rotate their fingers to specify that at least one rotation occurs. The property that determines what angles in the user’s rotation of their fingers triggers a 90° rotation of the image is called Touch.ImageRotationTriggerAngle. The property that determines the minimum threshold the user’s finger must rotate for at least one 90° rotation of the image to occur when the rotation gesture has ended is called Touch.ImageRotationMinimumAngle.
The built-in gesture support can be enabled or disabled individually so that the developer can choose the behavior. The following properties control whether the built-in support is turned on or off:
- Touch.ImagePanningEnabled
- Touch.ImageRotationEnabled
- Touch.ImageZoomingEnabled
- Touch.ImageContextMenuEnabled
The gesture’s event will fire whether built-in support is turned on or off for the gesture.
