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Taddeüs Kroes
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43021033
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43021033
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Taddeüs Kroes
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gestures, and map these gestures to elements in an application. This report
presents a generic architecture for the detection of complex gestures in an
application. The architecture translates device driver messages to a common
set of ``events''. The events are then delegated to a tree of ``
areas'',
which are used to separate groups of events and assign these groups to an
element in the application. Gesture detection is performed on a group of
events assigned to an area, using detection units called ``gesture
tackers''. An implementation of the architecture as a daemon process would
be capable of serving gestures to multiple applications at the same time. A
reference implementation and two test case applications have been created
to test the effectiveness of the architecture design.
set of ``events''. The events are then delegated to a tree of ``
event
areas'', which are used to separate groups of events and assign these
groups to an element in the application. Gesture detection is performed on
a group of events assigned to an event area, using detection units called
``gesture tackers''. An implementation of the architecture as a daemon
process would be capable of serving gestures to multiple applications at
the same time. A reference implementation and two test case applications
have been created
to test the effectiveness of the architecture design.
\end{abstract}
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