remoting/client/ui/direct_input_strategy.h - Issue 2897143002: [CRD iOS] Ignore touch event when the touch point is out of the canvas in direct input mode

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Unified Diff: remoting/client/ui/direct_input_strategy.h

Issue 2897143002: [CRD iOS] Ignore touch event when the touch point is out of the canvas in direct input mode (Closed)

Patch Set: Created 3 years, 7 months ago

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Index: remoting/client/ui/direct_input_strategy.h

diff --git a/remoting/client/ui/direct_input_strategy.h b/remoting/client/ui/direct_input_strategy.h

index e3a1d6dd9ba908daca8d8461227c39c1792b3ff2..b4f1682096db997838ab89072cc4232aa5ae84a1 100644

--- a/remoting/client/ui/direct_input_strategy.h

+++ b/remoting/client/ui/direct_input_strategy.h

@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ class DirectInputStrategy : public InputStrategy {

Gesture simultaneous_gesture,

DesktopViewport* viewport) override;

- void TrackTouchInput(const ViewMatrix::Point& touch_point,

+ bool TrackTouchInput(const ViewMatrix::Point& touch_point,

const DesktopViewport& viewport) override;

ViewMatrix::Point GetCursorPosition() const override;

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