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create new class of Thumb in order to be better in Touch environment #1853

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create new class of Thumb in order to be better in Touch environment #1853

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ycaoyang
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In touch environment, touching a slider won't make its thumb following user's finger, for another visual has capture the touch-device. In order to make the Thumb touchable, we have to capture the touch-device in himself. So here it is.

PS : correct branch selection

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@ycaoyang Make sure to add your thumb class to the same directory in the MahApps.Metro.NET45 solution as well.

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punker76 commented Oct 2, 2015

@ALL can someone test this? I don't have a touch device...

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is this fix present in one of the current alpha releases available on nuget? if so, i'll test it with pleasure (on only one touch device though)

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punker76 commented Oct 9, 2015

@Kalashn you can clone this pr https://github.com/ycaoyang/MahApps.Metro/tree/y.cao

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@punker76 ;Thanks, I quite new to github. I'll run the tests this weekend. Any procedures or tools I have to use? Otherwise it will be just a basic: is it working as expected (and proposed as better) test case.

@punker76 punker76 merged commit 8644843 into MahApps:master Oct 31, 2015
@punker76 punker76 added this to the 1.2.0 milestone Oct 31, 2015
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