actually, I think that's the way it works by definition. A click (or tap) is a mose over/scroll over + mouse down + mouse up, in that order. Hope that helps. And don't call people stupid, it makes you look like one.
@daCorasla I understand what happens "under the hood" - what I'm saying is that it's completely stupid to have all those events fire with a simple tap. In practice, you can't assign different functions to all those events because they all fire with a single action - a tap.
@Applest2oApples Ok, I partly agree but think about this. Each of the events has a different effect. IF a touchscreen is involved, then the user does not experience the full effects of the given object when tapping BUT may experience them if the does the full roll over/roll out(by dragging his thumb around the screen and onto / out of the object) and can even get the mouse up/mouse down effects if the object he's pressing is bigger than his finger.
Ooo a video of someone touching a screen. :/
Give the source file. This AS3 stuff is really stupid.
BinaryBunyip 4 months ago
So let me get this straight...
A single tap is simultaneously a click, mouse over, and a roll over? Yeah, that'll work... *sarcasm*
You are an idiot.
Applest2oApples 2 years ago
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monopita 1 year ago
@Applest2oApples
actually, I think that's the way it works by definition. A click (or tap) is a mose over/scroll over + mouse down + mouse up, in that order. Hope that helps. And don't call people stupid, it makes you look like one.
monopita 1 year ago
@Applest2oApples
apparently you know nothing about programming.
zmz2006 1 year ago
@Applest2oApples As @monopita already told you, you don't understand what happens under the hood.
daCorasla 2 months ago
@daCorasla I understand what happens "under the hood" - what I'm saying is that it's completely stupid to have all those events fire with a simple tap. In practice, you can't assign different functions to all those events because they all fire with a single action - a tap.
Applest2oApples 2 months ago
@Applest2oApples Ok, I partly agree but think about this. Each of the events has a different effect. IF a touchscreen is involved, then the user does not experience the full effects of the given object when tapping BUT may experience them if the does the full roll over/roll out(by dragging his thumb around the screen and onto / out of the object) and can even get the mouse up/mouse down effects if the object he's pressing is bigger than his finger.
daCorasla 2 months ago