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The Document.createTouch()
method creates and returns a new Touch
object.
Note: Use the TouchEvent()
constructor.
createTouch(view, target, identifier, pageX, pageY, screenX, screenY)
Parameters
Note: All parameters are optional.
view
The window
in which the touch occurred.
target
The EventTarget
for the touch.
identifier
The value for Touch.identifier
.
pageX
The value for Touch.pageX
.
pageY
The value for Touch.pageY
.
screenX
The value for Touch.screenX
.
screenY
The value for Touch.screenY
.
Note: Previous versions of this method included the following additional parameters but those parameters are not included in either of the standards listed below. Consequently, these parameters should be considered deprecated and not used.
clientX
The value for Touch.clientX
.
clientY
The value for Touch.clientY
.
radiusX
The value for Touch.radiusX
.
radiusY
The value for Touch.radiusY
.
rotationAngle
The value for Touch.rotationAngle
.
force
The value for Touch.force
.
touch
A Touch
object configured as described by the input parameters.
This example illustrates using the Document.createTouch()
method to create Touch
objects.
In following code snippet, two Touch
objects are created for the target
element.
const target = document.getElementById("target");
const touch1 = document.createTouch(window, target, 1, 15, 20, 35, 40);
const touch2 = document.createTouch(window, target, 2, 25, 30, 45, 50);
Specifications
This feature is not part of any current specification. It is no longer on track to become a standard.
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