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Describe the bug
When the ZoomOverlay widget is used in a listview or pageview or any other scrollable widget then it's hard for the user to trigger the zoom. I have cloned and run the example app of this repo and it is the same issue. Only pinching in a particular way can trigger the zooming.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Run the example app without any changes
Try to zoom in on the image in the same direction as the scroll widget.
Expected behavior
Users should be able to trigger zoom by pinching with two fingers in any way or any direction.
I have created a workaround for this by letting the user control based on the number of touches on the screen. I simply created a callback that sends the number of touches currently on the image. This method has minimum change in the library itself with no changes in implementation and in the same time let the developer control it. This can be achieved without any changes in library but it would be make the life easier.
Hi @umuieme, thanks for taking the time to open this issue. This issue has been known for quite some time and I just didn't have time to tackle it. So yes! the PR would be very much welcome 😁
Describe the bug
When the ZoomOverlay widget is used in a listview or pageview or any other scrollable widget then it's hard for the user to trigger the zoom. I have cloned and run the example app of this repo and it is the same issue. Only pinching in a particular way can trigger the zooming.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
Users should be able to trigger zoom by pinching with two fingers in any way or any direction.
Screenshots
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