This is only for Lua.
1. Register callback functions for each event of concernSpecifically divided into the following several 1> single touch registration function is CC. Handler.event_touch_began = 40Acl handler.event_touch_moved = 41cc. handler.event_touch_ended = 42cc. handler.event_touch_cancelled = 43 must pass CC when registering. Eventlistenertouchonebyone:create () Create a callback function code that listenerontouchbegin/ontouchmove/ontouchend registers for itself as follows: local listener = Acl Eventlistenertouchonebyone:create (); Listener:registerscripthandler (ONTOUCHBEGIN,CC. Handler.event_touch_began); Listener:registerscripthandler (ONTOUCHMOVE,CC. handler.event_touch_moved); Listener:registerscripthandler (ONTOUCHEND,CC. handler.event_touch_ended);
2> Multi-point touch cc. Handler.event_touches_began = 44Cc. handler.event_touches_moved = 45Cc. handler.event_touches_ended = 46cc. Handler.event_touches_cancelled = 47 must pass CC when registering. Eventlistenertouchallatonce:create () Create a callback function code that listenerontouchesbegin/ontouchesmove/ontouchesend registers for itself as follows: Local Listener = cc. Eventlistenertouchallatonce:create (); Listener:registerscripthandler (ONTOUCHESBEGIN,CC. Handler.event_touches_began); Listener:registerscripthandler (ONTOUCHESMOVE,CC. handler.event_touches_moved); Listener:registerscripthandler (ONTOUCHESEND,CC. handler.event_touches_ended);
Finally, bind LISTENERCC with the following code. Director:getinstance (): Geteventdispatcher (): Addeventlistenerwithscenegraphpriority (Listener,_layer), where _ Layer is the object in front of which you want the event to be CC. Director:getinstance () can also be used as an object of the parent node of _layer or _layer
Here are a few things to note: 1.ontouchesbegin/ontouchbegin need to return true, indicating the need to deal with this event, or will not be dropped Ontouchmove/ontouchend
2. Each touch function contains 2 parameters with Ontouchmove as an example: local function Ontouchmove (touch,event) endtouch/event are UserData (can be understood as C/lua common data As long as the corresponding method is implemented C/lua can directly access/assign/call functions to manage this memory by C)
Touch is the current point of contact below is its method/** returns the current touch location in opengl coordinates.** @return The current touch location in OpenGL Coordinates.*/vec2 getlocation () const;/** Returns the previous touch location in opengl coordinates.** @return the previous touch location in opengl coordinates.*/vec2 getpreviouslocation () const;/** returns the start touch location in OpenGL coordinates.** @return the start touch location in opengl coordinates.*/vec2 getstartlocation () const;/** returns the delta of 2 current touches locations in screen coordinates.** @return the delta of 2 current touches locations in screen coordinAtes.*/vec2 getdelta () const;/** returns the current touch location in screen coordinates.** @return The current touch location in Screen coordinates.*/vec2 getlocationinview () const;/** returns the previous touch location in screen coordinates. ** @return the previous touch location in screen coordinates.*/vec2 getpreviouslocationinview () const;/** returns the start touch location in screen coordinates.** @return the start touch location in screen coordinates.*/ As the following code can be directly in the Ontouchmove to get the user's finger move distance local dis = Touch:getdelta () print (DIS.X,DIS.Y); If Multitouch touch is a tabletouch[1]  TOUCH[2] TOUCH[3] ... is the corresponding point of the touch
The event can indicate that 1. The current user clicked on the object (Event:getcurrenttarget ()) 2. The current state of Press/move/release (Event:geteventcode ()) cc. EventCode ={began = 0, MOVED = 1, ENDED = 2, CANCELLED = 3,} So we can use a callback function to determine the current operation without writing 3 functions.
Sample code
Local function Ontouchbegin (touch,event) Local p = touch:getlocation (); p = _layer:converttonodespace (p); Print (P.X,P.Y) return true;end
Local function Ontouchmove (touch,event) End
Local function Ontouchend (touch,event) End
Local function Ontouchesbegin (touch,event) return true;end
Local function Ontouchesmove (touch,event)
For i = 1,TABLE.GETN (touch) does local location = Touch[i]:getlocation () print (I,LOCATION.X,LOCATION.Y) End endlocal function ontouchesend (touch,event) print ("Ontouchesend"); end
_layer = cc. Layer:create (); _layer:settouchenabled (true) Local listener1 = cc. Eventlistenertouchonebyone:create (); Listener1:registerscripthandler (ONTOUCHBEGIN,CC. Handler.event_touch_began); Listener1:registerscripthandler (ONTOUCHMOVE,CC. handler.event_touch_moved); Listener1:registerscripthandler (ONTOUCHEND,CC. handler.event_touch_ended);
--Multi-touch-local listener2 = CC. Eventlistenertouchallatonce:create ()--listener2:registerscripthandler (ONTOUCHESBEGIN,CC. Handler.event_touches_began)--Listener2:registerscripthandler (ONTOUCHESMOVE,CC. handler.event_touches_moved)--Listener2:registerscripthandler (ONTOUCHESEND,CC. handler.event_touches_moved)
Local eventdispatcher = _layer:geteventdispatcher () eventdispatcher:addeventlistenerwithscenegraphpriority ( Listener1, _layer)--eventdispatcher:addeventlistenerwithscenegraphpriority (Listener2, _layer)
2. Look directly at the codeLocal function ontouchevent (state, ...) Local args = {...}; Print (state);
For k,v in pairs (args[1]) do print (K,V) end end
_layer:registerscripttouchhandler (Ontouchevent,true,0,false);
@onTouchEvent callback @ture means capture to capture multi-touch @0 priority @false whether to engulf touch event if it is a single touch args[1]->x,y,id If it is multi-touch args[1]->x1,y1,id1,x2,y2, Id2
Here Cocos2dx-lua encapsulates Layer:ontouch (callback, Ismultitouches, swallowtouches) recommended for direct use
Here, if you use Cocos2dx-lua's lua-empty-test to create a project, there's a bug that needs to add code to didfinishlaunchingwithoptions [Eaglview Setmultipletouchenabled:yes]; To open the multi-touch. I wasted half a day. Event Debug Fuck
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Cocos2dx-lua several ways to capture user touch events
