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Touch drag on canvas activates navigation controller? #88
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Can you provide the exact steps to cause this? Does it happen only with a specific patch? |
yes, only with a specific patch. But on the other hand, I did not use PdPart in this way before, with big and fast movements on screen. For this issue it is difficult to make a minimal version, I don’t know where to start. I send the complete zipped scene-folder. |
I tried again for a longer time now, playing around with this patch, but this issue doesn’t occur when I want it to. So I think, it is impossible for you to test, if I cannot provide exact information. |
Finally I found out what is happening: it is certainly not a bug. |
One more consideration: |
The swipe to delete is the default table behavior and there isn't anything customized. It takes two actions: 1. swipe left on the table item 2. tap on the red delete button.
That would turn 2 actions into 3 which could become an issue of annoyance to probably many. Do you have Multitouch Gestures enabled in the settings? These can conflict with multitouch track within an app. It would also help explain why a left moving gesture somehow translates over to a continuing leftward gesture & tap after the segue to the previous navigation layer. UPDATE: If that's not the issue, what I could imagine doing is adding a delay which ignores touch events on the table until after maybe 100 or 200 ms after the transition back. What's weird is that I would think Apple already has this baked in via the delay used for the segue animation. |
Ok, I understand, this is a good argument. |
Closing for now. |
All right. I agree absolutely, that you consider it as completed. |
Reported by @Josef-N:
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