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Kingron
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Posted - 03/03/2012 : 00:42:26
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If we define some alike Gestures, we might can't draw the Gesture correctly, if we can hint the user already matched Gesture on the screen, then the user might draw the Gesture continue until matched he wanted.
For example, Suppose we define two Gesture like > and ): If the user want to draw ), When he draw the Gesture, might get > at the end, if we can show matched Gesture name at the screen during draw the Gesture, then the user might continue and correct it.
The hint might just show Gesture name on the screen hugely.
Because we don't know the matched action we expected, so we can't cancel this Gesture, so might run incorrectly and unexpected action, that's dangerous. |
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Rob
USA
2615 Posts |
Posted - 03/03/2012 : 00:46:28
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So something like an optional balloon tip originating from the tray icon which displays the most likely gesture match as you're drawing? Then if it's not what you intended, you could decide to let the gesture timeout (cancel delay) so you would not, for example, accidentally delete a file when you meant to draw a different gesture? |
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Kingron
39 Posts |
Posted - 03/03/2012 : 01:22:18
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Bingo, Yes! But I think the OSD(On Screen Display) hint better than balloon tip tray icon.
quote: Originally posted by Rob
So something like an optional balloon tip originating from the tray icon which displays the most likely gesture match as you're drawing? Then if it's not what you intended, you could decide to let the gesture timeout (cancel delay) so you would not, for example, accidentally delete a file when you meant to draw a different gesture?
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Rob
USA
2615 Posts |
Posted - 03/03/2012 : 10:05:39
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The problem with OSD is that it's not a standard UI feature. Meaning, while you may like it via OSD, someone else may not. What about the size? Location?
I'm sure I'll have some better ideas on how to approach this when I get around to working on it. |
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Rob
USA
2615 Posts |
Posted - 03/13/2012 : 01:22:34
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The biggest problem I have with this is performance. In order to accomplish this, S+ will have to be continuously comparing all gesture sets for every mouse movement or threshold. I fear the performance hit may be troublesome or annoying, leading to no one wanting to enable such a feature.
I'm still mulling this over, but I'm honestly just not feeling this one thus far. |
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