Comments on: Windows 7 and WPF 4.0 Multitouch: Inertia http://blog.andreweichacker.com/2010/07/windows-7-and-wpf-4-0-multitouch-inertia/ Andrew Eichacker Fri, 07 Oct 2011 17:08:26 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Andrew Eichacker http://blog.andreweichacker.com/2010/07/windows-7-and-wpf-4-0-multitouch-inertia/comment-page-1/#comment-4179 Andrew Eichacker Mon, 19 Jul 2010 22:26:10 +0000 http://blog.andreweichacker.com/?p=542#comment-4179 Manipulation and inertia are built in to WPF 4.0, but are only associated with a UserControl. You can't use the methods without a valid object, I'm afraid. The undeclared variables you mentioned were some things I was playing around with and left in the code by accident. Thanks for bringing that to my attention! Manipulation and inertia are built in to WPF 4.0, but are only associated with a UserControl. You can’t use the methods without a valid object, I’m afraid.

The undeclared variables you mentioned were some things I was playing around with and left in the code by accident. Thanks for bringing that to my attention!

]]> By: willsee http://blog.andreweichacker.com/2010/07/windows-7-and-wpf-4-0-multitouch-inertia/comment-page-1/#comment-4140 willsee Sat, 17 Jul 2010 06:07:07 +0000 http://blog.andreweichacker.com/?p=542#comment-4140 Hello~ I've tried most of your multitouch examples. I was wondering... are there any way I can use win7's manipulation & inertia in my WPF directly?(like using a header file or sth. else) And in this post, it told me "bounceDelta","xmult" and "ymult" were undeclared id, I just give them a number and "bounceDelta = e.DeltaManipulation"then I can run the program , is that correct? Hello~ I’ve tried most of your multitouch examples.
I was wondering… are there any way I can use win7′s manipulation & inertia in my WPF directly?(like using a header file or sth. else)

And in this post, it told me “bounceDelta”,”xmult” and “ymult” were undeclared id,
I just give them a number and “bounceDelta = e.DeltaManipulation”then I can run the program , is that correct?

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