Add the option to restrict interaction with the color wheel unless the pointer event collides with the color #181
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sorry, struggling to understand this one a little ':) you want to be able to click somewhere on the colorpicker without the last selected handle jumping to that position? or you want a timeout on input events? |
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No worries! You got it right with the first option, basically to only allow
drag and drop for the handles.
…On Sat, Mar 27, 2021 at 4:56 PM James ***@***.***> wrote:
sorry, struggling to understand this one a little ':)
you want to be able to click somewhere on the colorpicker without the last
selected handle jumping to that position? or you want a timeout on input
events?
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ah! understood, thanks for the clarification. I think I should be able to add this in a future update as an optional feature :) |
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has this been implemented? |
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On an iPhone, you can drag up from the bottom of the phone to exit an application. When the color wheel is on the bottom of the screen, a color is selected just before exiting. It would be great to be able to restrict the selection of an active color unless the pointer event is within a configured buffer of the color's position.
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