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/****************************************************************************
**
** Copyright (C) 2016 Jeremy Katz
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/*!
\qmltype TouchEventSequence
\inqmlmodule QtTest
\ingroup qtquicktest
\brief TouchEventSequence is used to build and dispatch touch events
for testing.
\since 5.9
A TouchEventSequence is created by calling \l [QML] {TestCase::touchEvent()}{TestCase.touchEvent()}.
The type can not be directly instantiated. Each method provided by the type returns
the same object, allowing chained calls.
For example:
\code
touchEvent(item).press(0).commit();
\endcode
is equivalent to:
\code
var sequence = touchEvent(item);
sequence.press(0);
sequence.commit();
\endcode
Events are delivered to the window which contains the item specified in touchEvent.
\sa TestCase::touchEvent()
*/
/*!
\qmlmethod TouchEventSequence TouchEventSequence::press(int touchId, object item, real x = item.width / 2, real y = item.height / 2)
Creates a new point identified as \a touchId, at the point indicated by \e x and \e y relative to \a item.
Further use of the same touch point should maintain the same touchId.
Item defaults to the value provided via touchEvent().
X and y default to the midpoint of the item.
*/
/*!
\qmlmethod TouchEventSequence TouchEventSequence::move(int touchId, object item, real x = item.width / 2, real y = item.height / 2)
Moves \a touchId to the point indicated by \e x and \e y relative to \a item.
Item defaults to the value provided via touchEvent().
X and y default to the midpoint of the item.
*/
/*!
\qmlmethod TouchEventSequence TouchEventSequence::release(int touchId, object item, real x = item.width / 2, real y = item.height / 2)
Removes \a touchId at the point indicated by \e x and \e y relative to \a item.
Item defaults to the value provided via touchEvent().
X and y default to the midpoint of the item.
*/
/*!
\qmlmethod TouchEventSequence TouchEventSequence::stationary(int touchId)
Indicates that \a touchId is present but otherwise unchanged from prior events.
*/
/*!
\qmlmethod TouchEventSequence TouchEventSequence::commit()
Sends the touch event composed by prior use of press(), move(), release(), and stationary().
Following commit's return, the TouchEventSequence can be used to compose a new event.
\code
var sequence = touchEvent(target);
// Touch the middle of target with 1 point
sequence.press(1);
sequence.commit();
// Begin a new event
// Move the point to target's upper left corner
sequence.move(1, target, 0, 0);
sequence.commit();
\endcode
Commit is automatically invoked when the TouchEventSequence object is destroyed.
*/
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