ZoomWithFinger (Property)

To use this property on a Camera control, the control must have been created with version 27 or have the following option unchecked: Version-26-compatible mode: Use VideoParameter( ) to configure the control ("General" tab of the Camera control).

New in version 27

This property is now available for Camera controls in Android applications.

This property is now available for Camera controls in iPhone/iPad applications.

This property is now available for Camera controls in Android applications.

This property is now available for Camera controls in iPhone/iPad applications.

Example

// In drawing mode, no pinch zoom
IF bDrawing = True THEN
IMG_Image1.ZoomWithFinger = False
ELSE
IMG_Image1.ZoomWithFinger = True
END

Syntax

Determining if an Image or Camera control supports pinch zoom Hide the details

<Result> = <Control used>.ZoomWithFinger

<Result>: Boolean

True if pinch zoom is enabled,
False otherwise.

<Control used>: Control name

Name of the control to be used:
Image control,
Versions 27 and later
Camera control.
New in version 27
Camera control.
Camera control.

Enabling or disabling pinch zoom in an Image or Camera control Hide the details

<Control used>.ZoomWithFinger = <Authorization>

<Control used>: Control name

Name of the control to be used:
Image control,
Versions 27 and later
Camera control.
New in version 27
Camera control.
Camera control.

<Authorization>: Boolean

True to enable pinch zoom,
False otherwise.

Remarks

Use in an Image control

This property is mainly used to temporarily interrupt the the pinch zoom in order to drawn in an Image control. Similarly, the finger scrolling can be interrupted with the ScrollWithFinger property.
Caution: For an Image control, the scroll and zoom feature must have been enabled in the description window ("Automatic scroll and zoom" option in the "Details" tab).
Calling dStartDrawing automatically disables pinch zoom and finger scrolling.

Versions 27 and later

Use in a Camera control

When pinch zoom is enabled, the user can zoom in/out by moving two fingers together or apart in the Camera control.
This property corresponds to the "Enable pinch zoom" option in the "General" tab of the control description window.
When the user zooms in or out, the "Zoom in or out" event is executed. This event gets the value of the new zoom. To handle this parameter, it is necessary to declare a procedure directly in the "Zoom in or out" event.
The procedure must be declared using the following syntax:

PROCEDURE <Procedure name>(<Zoom>)

where <Zoom> is the new zoom value expressed as a percentage.

New in version 27

Use in a Camera control

When pinch zoom is enabled, the user can zoom in/out by moving two fingers together or apart in the Camera control.
This property corresponds to the "Enable pinch zoom" option in the "General" tab of the control description window.
When the user zooms in or out, the "Zoom in or out" event is executed. This event gets the value of the new zoom. To handle this parameter, it is necessary to declare a procedure directly in the "Zoom in or out" event.
The procedure must be declared using the following syntax:

PROCEDURE <Procedure name>(<Zoom>)

where <Zoom> is the new zoom value expressed as a percentage.

Use in a Camera control

When pinch zoom is enabled, the user can zoom in/out by moving two fingers together or apart in the Camera control.
This property corresponds to the "Enable pinch zoom" option in the "General" tab of the control description window.
When the user zooms in or out, the "Zoom in or out" event is executed. This event gets the value of the new zoom. To handle this parameter, it is necessary to declare a procedure directly in the "Zoom in or out" event.
The procedure must be declared using the following syntax:

PROCEDURE <Procedure name>(<Zoom>)

where <Zoom> is the new zoom value expressed as a percentage.