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1.0.4 (Release October 2015)

  • Fixed a readme typo in which I typed "what to contribute" as opposed to "want to contribute". (sigh...)
  • Included multi-touch handling (up to 5 points) when recognising swipes and taps. By default all gestures will trigger for a single touch point but it can be expanded by using the GestureModifier dependency property.
  • Re-wrote GestureRecognizer to delegate event subscription and surface management to an unique instance.
  • Used Delorean to travel to October 26, 1985 to tell Doc we don't have hoverboards in 2015.

1.0.3 (Released May 2015)

  • Change package dependency to an internal dependency to include latest binaries of Microsoft Expression SDK for .net framework 4.6

1.0.2 (Released May 2015)

  • Expose TapThreshold property to allow tweaking of tap detection.
  • Add option to detect taps using mix of translation and velocity. Based on analysis performed by Ryan Melman.
  • Added ReadMe file to repository with an example.

1.0.1 (Released May 2015)

  • Fixed nuget packaging issue that didn't add a reference to this library.

1.0.0 (Released May 2015)

Initial release of WPF Gesture Recognizer (wrapper of the manipulation events of FrameworkElement exposing Swipe Up, Down, Left and Right, as well as simple Tap) includes:

  • GestureRecognizer trigger applied to a FrameworkElement to be used with System.Windows.Interactivity provided by Microsoft.

It does not respond to mouse interactions. Is meant to be used on touch devices.