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interface XDragGestureRecognizer
Description
This interface is implemented by a view or window that supports drag operations.

Different to Java, the association between view and interface is fixed and cannot be changed. Otherwise, the AWT messaging would have to be implemented for any window supporting Drag and Drop operations, which would be a performance issue.


Methods' Summary
addDragGestureListener Registers a new XDragGestureListener.  
removeDragGestureListener Unregisters the specified XDragGestureListener.  
resetRecognizer Reset the recognizer. If it is currently recognizing a gesture, ignore it.  
Methods' Details
addDragGestureListener
[oneway] void
addDragGestureListener( [in] XDragGestureListener  dgl );

Description
Registers a new XDragGestureListener.
Parameter dgl
The XDragGestureListener to register with this XDragGestureRecognizer.
removeDragGestureListener
[oneway] void
removeDragGestureListener( [in] XDragGestureListener  dgl );

Description
Unregisters the specified XDragGestureListener.
Parameter dgl
The XDragGestureListener to register with this XDragGestureRecognizer.
resetRecognizer
void
resetRecognizer();

Description
Reset the recognizer. If it is currently recognizing a gesture, ignore it.
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