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pointermove jQuery Event


jQuery.event.special.pointermove

Cross-platform event raised when an existing point/touch has moved. Supported on Android, iOS, Windows Phone, and desktop browsers (via mouse events).

Bubbles and can be delegated against.

pointermove is a low-level event consumed by higher-level gesture events. If attempting handle a user's movement, it's almost always better to handle the explicit swipe or pan gesture events.

Usage

$(element).on('pointermove', function(e){
    // handle event...
});

Data on the event

  • originalEvent: Native event object which was re-interpreted as a pointermove. (mousemove, touchmove, or mspointermove)
  • pointers: array of Pointer objects, each withpageX and pageY properties

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