OneHandedGestureConfiguration
class OneHandedGestureConfiguration
Represents the persistent specification for a one-handed gesture.
When creating OneHandedGestureConfiguration outside of tests, it is recommended to use the rememberOneHandedGestureConfiguration function.
Note: It is not recommended to register multiple gestures for the same action and priority. If multiple gestures are registered with identical actions and priorities, all of them will be actioned simultaneously.
Summary
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OneHandedGestureConfiguration( |
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GestureAction |
The |
String |
A unique identifier for this gesture instance. |
GesturePriority |
The priority value; higher values take precedence if multiple handlers are registered for the same |
Public constructors
OneHandedGestureConfiguration
OneHandedGestureConfiguration(
action: GestureAction,
gestureId: String,
priority: GesturePriority = GesturePriority.Unspecified
)
Public functions
Public properties
gestureId
val gestureId: String
A unique identifier for this gesture instance. This ID allows the system to track user interactions - for example, to mute gesture indicators that have been frequently shown or successfully performed, in accordance with user preferences. If the same ID is reused across multiple gestures, they will share a common interaction history (such as frequency-based gesture indicator display logic). Note that this only affects the presentation of the UI; the underlying logic and handling remain independent for each instance.
priority
val priority: GesturePriority
The priority value; higher values take precedence if multiple handlers are registered for the same action. It is not recommended to register multiple gestures for the same action and priority (but if that is the case, all of them will be actioned).