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1 4.5. Respond to the touch interface 4.6. Code additional HTML5 APIs 4.7. Access device and operating system resources JavaScript Coding for the Touch Interface, Device and Operating System Resources, and More

2 Agenda Touch Interfaces HTML5 APIs Web Storage API

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4 Touch Interfaces

5 Developing for Touch Interfaces

6 Common Touch Gestures GESTUREMOUSE EQUIVALENTDESCRIPTION TapLeft-clickTap a finger on the screen Double tapLeft double-clickTapping a finger on the screen twice Press and holdRight-clickPress and hold a finger on the screen, then release Selection/dragMouse drag (selection)Drag a finger to the left or right ZoomCTRL + mouse wheel forward or backwards Pinch an object inwards or outwards

7 Common Touch Gestures TAPDOUBLE TAP PRESS AND HOLD DRAG ZOOM Illustrations provided by GestureWorks® (www.gestureworks.com)

8 Event Listeners To make an application respond, we use the addEventListener method to attach an event handler to an HTML element The general syntax for addEventListener is as follows: document.addEventListener("touchstart", touchStartHandler, false);

9 Gesture Events A gesture event occurs when a user touches the screen with multiple fingers Common gesture events are: GESTURE EVENTDESCRIPTION gesturestart Every new two-finger gesture triggers a gesturestart event gesturechange When both of those fingers move around the screen, it triggers a gesturechange event gestureend Lifting both fingers from the screen triggers a gesturechange event

10 Touch Events A touch event is an action that an application takes in response to a gesture Common touch events are: TOUCH EVENTDESCRIPTION touchstart A new finger touch triggers a touchstart event touchmove A touchmove event tracks fingers movements as they occur on screen touchend Lifting a finger from the screen triggers a touchend event touchcancel A touchcancel event occurs when a new application is launched

11 Touch Objects PROPERTYDESCRIPTION identifier an id for the touch object target the HTML element affected clientx horizontal positioning relative to the browser clienty vertical positioning relative to the browser pagex horizontal positioning relative to the HTML document pagey vertical positioning relative to the HTML document screenx horizontal positioning relative to the screen screeny vertical positioning relative to the screen

12 Different Touchlists Each touch event features three different touchlists, as featured in the table below PROPERTYDESCRIPTION touches A list of all touch points currently in contact with the screen targetTouches A list of touch points currently in contact with the screen and whose touchstart event occurred within the same node (inside the same target element as the current target element changedTouches A list of touch points that caused the current event to be fired; for example, in a touchend event, this is the finger that was removed

13 Detecting a Touch Screen Demo

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15 Web Hypertext Application Technology Working Group

16 Geolocation API navigator.geolocation.getCurrentPosition(showmap); function showmap(position) { var latitude = position.coords.latitude; var longitude = position.coords.longitude; // Insert code to display a map }

17 Web Workers

18 WebSocket API

19 File API

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21 Web Storage API

22 localStorage and sessionStorage

23 Implementing Web Storage, pt. 1 Use the localStorage and sessionStorage objects with the methods in the table to manage key/value pairs METHODSFUNCTION setItem(key, value) Creates a new key/value pair getItem(key) Gets the value for the specified key removeItem() Removes the specified key/value pair clear(); Clears all information from the storage object

24 Implementing Web Storage, pt. 2 Add a key/value pair to a sessionStorage object by using the following format: Add a key/value pair to a localStorage object by using the following format: sessionStorage.setItem('key', 'value'); var myVar = sessionStorage.getItem('key'); localStorage.setItem('key', 'value'); var myVar = localStorage.getItem('key');

25 Accessing Hardware

26 Summary Touch Interfaces HTML5 APIs Web Storage API

27 © 2015 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.

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