by mondinga » 16 June 2015, 05:15
Is this something that will be implemented in the future? Multi-touch has been available since Windows 7 and now Windows 10 is about to be released. Here's a snippet from the web:
"Are there APIs to code against multitouch input?
Yes, my friends, there are. In all of the documentation on multitouch development in Windows 7, you will see information on the three “levels” of multitouch development (which are called Good, Better, and Best).
The “Good” level is the support for multitouch that Windows 7 provides out of the box, with no extra coding required. For example, you can use the “flick” gesture to scroll wherever there is a scroll bar. You can use the press and tap gesture (described above) to right-click in any application.
The “Better” level is the support for coding with gestures. At this level, you can code your application to respond to gestures like Rotate and Zoom using the Touch APIs.
The “Best” level is the support for coding at the raw touch input level. For example, you can create a finger-painting application where each touch leaves a mark on the screen, or you can create custom gestures. At this level, you can code your application to respond to each finger placed on it and/or finger lifted using the Touch APIs (similar to MouseDown etc.). "
Right now we are operating at the "good" level.