Cascades Development

[JeffLemon]

I have an image view that changes when it is touched and it changes back to it's original state when the user stops touching it.

The problem is, sometimes the device does not register a touch up on the image, perhaps becuase the user touches the image and drags his/her finger out of the image view. So a touch up is never captured.

Is there a way to do a touch out? So I can turn teh image view back to its original state if the user is no longer touching it.

I'm using C++.

Thnaks!

[JeffLemon]

*bump*

Is there no way to do a touch out, seems a little bit of an oversight?

[hishamBakr]

Put a touch event (Mouse Move) on the container of the image view. this will handle your missing case.

if this event is fired, it means that users moved his finger outside the image view and moved inside the container. 

[jaiaca]

I haven't tried this in C++ but in QML you can use onTouchEnter and onTouchExit...so in your case, onTouchExit will fire whenever the user's finger exists the image.

Hope that helps.