Setting Layer.draggable.enabled = true while in Events.TouchStart doesn't immediately start drag

[WestonThayer]

You have to set Layer.draggable.enabled = false when you initialize the layer for this scenario to work. A common usage is to use the "long press" gesture to "pick up" a layer for dragging. For example:

layerA = new Layer().center()

# Uncomment to fix bug
# layerA.draggable.enabled = false

layerA.on Events.TouchStart, (event) ->
    Utils.delay 0.5, () ->
        layerA.draggable.enabled = true

1. Long press on layerA
2. Begin to drag

Actual: layerA doesn't drag, remains put. If you lift your finger, then attempt to drag again, it works
Expected: layerA drags

[nvh]

This is indeed a bug. It's caused by layer.draggable only being created upon access.

[joetheday]

I have encountered this same issue. Any plans to fix this bug?