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Which event to listen to
Pointer/Mouse Event

PointerDown/MouseDown
Pointer/MouseMove monitor
Differentiate Touch/Pen/Mouse

Touch/Gesture

Gesture Helper
Troubleshoot: native touch are eaten
Base elements

inputbox/checkbox
Scrollable Element
List View

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Which event to listen to
Pointer/Mouse Event
- PointerDown/MouseDown
- Pointer/MouseMove monitor
- Differentiate Touch/Pen/Mouse
Touch/Gesture
- Gesture Helper
- Troubleshoot: touch not working with native elements
- Base elements
  - input/checkbox
  - scrollable element
  - list view

Which event to listen to

Choosing the right event to listen to is a hard decision to make, as there isn't a single unified browser standard to follow. If you are using basic elements from vs/base/browser, you may want to only listen to predefined event listeners on them. However if you are building a plain new view component, here is a quick cheatsheet

Do you customize overflow/scrolling, or double clicking?
- No
  - Listen to both scroll for scrolling
  - Listen to both click for clicking.
- Yes
  - Add the element to Gesture
  - Listen to both wheel and GestureEvent.change for scrolling
  - Listen to both click and GestureEvent.Tap for clicking. (GestureEvent.tapCount == 2 for double clicking)
  - Listen to GestureEvent.contextmenu for content menu (right click)

For more details, please read blow:

Pointer/Mouse Event

Pointer events are DOM events fired by pointer devices, which include Mouse, Touch and Pen. Pointer events inherit from Mouse events, so we only need to adopt following generic mouse/pointer listeners without modifying out mouse handler code.

PointerDown/MouseDown

import * as dom from ‘vs/base/browser/dom’

// dom.addDisposableListener(domNode, ‘mouseDown’, () => {})
dom.addDisposableGenericMouseDownListener(domNode, () => {})
// dom.addDisposableListener(domNode, ‘mouseUp’, () => {})
dom.addDisposableGenericMouseUpListener(domNode, () => {})

Pointer/MouseMove monitor

import * as dom from ‘vs/base/browser/GlobalMouseMoveMonitor’

// no change at all
this._mouseMoveMonitor = this._register(new GlobalMouseMoveMonitor<IStandardMouseMoveEventData>());
this._mouseMoveMonitor.startMonitoring(
    …
)

Under the hood we will do browser feature and platform detection to decide which is the right event to listen to. It’s not suggested to bind your own listeners to PointerEvent as PointerEvent can coexist with MosueEvent, browser/platform detection code is still needed to avoid the mouse event handlers not being called twice.

Differentiate Touch/Pen/Mouse

The generic mouse/pointer event will carry device information if it’s from a pointer device, which can be accessed by reading event.pointerType

dom.addDisposableGenericMouseDownListner(domNode, (e) => {
	  const pointerType = <any>e.pointerType;
	  switch (key) {
	    case ‘touch’:
	        break;
	    case ‘mouse’:
	        break;
	    case ‘pen’:
	        break;	
	    default:
	        break;
	  }
})

Touch/Gesture

Gesture Helper

Gesture helper vs/base/browser/touch#Gesture will translate native touch events (touchStart, touchEnd, touchMove) to richer Gesture events based on how long users touch and how much users move their finger on the screen.

Please always use Gesture for consistence, unless you want to roll in your own touch implementation.

To register gesture event listener on a DOM node, register the DOM node to Gesture store first and listen to Gesture events the same as normal DOM events.

import * as dom from ‘vs/base/browser/dom’;
import { Gesture, EventType as GestureEventType } from ‘vs/base/browser/touch’;

Gesture.addTarget(domNode);
dom.addDisposableEventListner(domNode, GestureEventType.Tap, (e) => {});

Troubleshoot: native touch are eaten

Most of the time, if touch doesn’t work with native elements in your view, please check if one of your view’s ancestors is being tracked by Gesture. Gesture will prevent default behavior of touch events when a DOM node is being tracked by it, which means the DOM nodes’ all descendants will no longer receive any native touch events.

When above scenario happens (and you can’t change the behavior of the ancestor), do one of following

Gesture.ignoreTarget to let Gesture ignore touch events happening on the element
Gesture.addTarget to the element if you want to customize its touch behavior

Base elements

inputbox/checkbox

vs/base/browser/ui/inputBox and vs/base/browser/ui/checkbox, by default inputBox and checkbox add themselves to Gesture’s ignore list

Scrollable Element

Scrollable Element scrolls when wheel/mousewheelevents are triggered, but by default it’s not tracked by Gesture to ensure it doesn’t break the native touch experience on its inner elements.

To make scrollable element touch friendly, when using it, please make sure you listen to at least Tap and Change Gesture events.

Gesture.addTarget(domNode)
dom.addDisposableEventListner(domNode, GestureEventType.Tap, (e) => {}); // Click
dom.addDisposableEventListner(domNode, GestureEventType.Change, (e) => {}); // Scroll

List View

List View internally listens to both scroll events and GestureEventType.Change events (as it’s virtualized ;)). While using List View, you don’t need to worry about scrolling at all but the catch is native touch down won’t work on inner elements as the events are trapped by Gesture.

Solution:

Gesture.ignoreTarget to let Gesture ignore touch events happening on the element
Gesture.addTarget to the element if you want to customize its touch behavior

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