/* From the docs about minimumTouchPoints/maximumTouchPoints: "...allow you to, for example, have nested MultiPointTouchAreas, one handling two finger touches, and another handling three finger touches." But in this test they are side-by-side: the left one handles any number of touches up to 2, and the right one requires 3. */ import QtQuick 2.0 Row { width: 640 height: 480 Rectangle { color: "black" border.color: "white" height: parent.height width: parent.width / 2 MultiPointTouchArea { objectName: "dualTouchArea" anchors.fill: parent maximumTouchPoints: 2 touchPoints: [ TouchPoint { id: touch1 }, TouchPoint { id: touch2 } ] Rectangle { objectName: "touch1rect" color: "red" width: 30 height: width radius: width / 2 x: touch1.x y: touch1.y border.color: touch1.pressed ? "white" : "transparent" } Rectangle { objectName: "touch2rect" color: "yellow" width: 30 height: width radius: width / 2 x: touch2.x y: touch2.y border.color: touch2.pressed ? "white" : "transparent" } } } Rectangle { color: "black" border.color: "white" height: parent.height width: parent.width / 2 MultiPointTouchArea { objectName: "tripleTouchArea" anchors.fill: parent minimumTouchPoints: 3 maximumTouchPoints: 3 touchPoints: [ TouchPoint { id: touch3 }, TouchPoint { id: touch4 }, TouchPoint { id: touch5 } ] Rectangle { objectName: "touch3rect" color: "green" width: 30 height: width x: touch3.x y: touch3.y border.color: touch3.pressed ? "white" : "transparent" } Rectangle { objectName: "touch4rect" color: "blue" width: 30 height: width x: touch4.x y: touch4.y border.color: touch4.pressed ? "white" : "transparent" } Rectangle { objectName: "touch5rect" color: "violet" width: 30 height: width x: touch5.x y: touch5.y border.color: touch5.pressed ? "white" : "transparent" } } } }