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MANIPULATION_PROCESSOR_MANIPULATIONS enumeration (manipulations.h)

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The MANIPULATION_PROCESSOR_MANIPULATIONS enumeration different kinds of manipulation which can be applied on a target object.

Syntax

typedef enum MANIPULATION_PROCESSOR_MANIPULATIONS {
  MANIPULATION_NONE = 0,
  MANIPULATION_TRANSLATE_X = 0x1,
  MANIPULATION_TRANSLATE_Y = 0x2,
  MANIPULATION_SCALE = 0x4,
  MANIPULATION_ROTATE = 0x8,
  MANIPULATION_ALL = 0xf
} ;

Constants

 
MANIPULATION_NONE
Value: 0
Indicates that no manipulations are performed.
MANIPULATION_TRANSLATE_X
Value: 0x1
Indicates manipulation by moving the target across the horizontal axis.
MANIPULATION_TRANSLATE_Y
Value: 0x2
Indicates manipulation by moving the target across the vertical axis.
MANIPULATION_SCALE
Value: 0x4
Indicates manipulation by making the target larger or smaller.
MANIPULATION_ROTATE
Value: 0x8
Indicates manipulation by rotating the target.
MANIPULATION_ALL
Value: 0xf
Indicates all manipulations are enabled.

Remarks

Use this enumeration with the SupportedManipulations property to get and set the kind of manipulation data you want to receive from the IManipulationProcessor interface. You can combine different kinds of manipulations by a bitwise OR.

Examples


        CoInitialize(0);

        hr = spIManipProc.CoCreateInstance(CLSID_ManipulationProcessor, NULL, CLSCTX_ALL);

        MANIPULATION_PROCESSOR_MANIPULATIONS mpm;
        spIManipProc->get_SupportedManipulations(&mpm);

Requirements

Requirement Value
Minimum supported client Windows 7 [desktop apps only]
Minimum supported server Windows Server 2008 R2 [desktop apps only]
Header manipulations.h (include Manipulations.h)

See also

Enumerations