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Ignore vs nothing, gesture manager confusion #5204

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kzshantonu opened this issue Aug 13, 2019 · 4 comments
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Ignore vs nothing, gesture manager confusion #5204

kzshantonu opened this issue Aug 13, 2019 · 4 comments
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What's the difference?

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NiLuJe commented Aug 13, 2019

My understanding is that "Nothing" will sink the touch event into oblivion so it will actively do nothing, while "Ignore" will let it propagate and do whatever the zone might already be doing on its own (say, a page turn).

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Frenzie commented Aug 14, 2019

That's correct.

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Frenzie commented Aug 14, 2019

Terms like capture and propagate are too jargon; almost no one without the specific domain knowledge would understand what that means. Perhaps "pass through" instead of ignore?

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NiLuJe commented Aug 14, 2019

@Frenzie: I like it :). (Because I did have to scratch my head for a while to wrap my mind around it the first time I encountered it ;)).

Frenzie added a commit that referenced this issue Aug 14, 2019
Hopefully pass through is clearer than ignore. Terms like capture and propagate are too jargon; almost no one without the specific domain knowledge would understand what that means.

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Frenzie added a commit that referenced this issue Aug 14, 2019
Hopefully pass through is clearer than ignore. Terms like capture and propagate are too jargon; almost no one without the specific domain knowledge would understand what that means.

Cf. #5204 (comment)
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