Minor improvement in gesture handling and a small bugfix #9
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Thank you for this contribution. It's a really nice fix for the gesture lag introduced by scroll support. |
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In the original implementation
longPressgesture had a delay of 0.07 seconds (to accommodate scrolling). This caused quick taps to not register. My implementation solves this by having another tap gesture which takes care of this edge case and which gets simultaneously detected withlongPress.There was another minor bug in the interactive scrolling (in
MenuContents.swift). It would prevent scrolling back up when the selected element is near the top of the scrollview (during interactive scrolling).