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Gesture
A default HRC enables all gestures. An application can disable certain gestures by calling
the EnableGestureSetHRC function to change the gesture configuration for the HRC. The following example disables the gestures for cut, copy, and paste while
enabling all other gestures:
iRet = EnableGestureSetHRC( hrc1, GST_ALL ^ GST_CLIP, TRUE );
For more information about EnableGestureSetHRC, see the reference section in Chapter 10, "Pen Application Programming
Interface Functions."
The first argument of EnableGestureSetHRC is the HRC handle returned by CreateComptibleHRC. The second argument is a bitwise-OR value formed by the desired combination
of GST_ constants, listed here:
Gesture constant
| Description
| GST_CLIP
| Cut, copy, and paste.
| GST_WHITE
| Space, tab, and newline.
| GST_SEL
| Lasso selection.
| GST_EDIT
| Insert, correct, and undo.
| GST_SYS
| Combines all the above.
| GST_CIRCLELO
| Lowercase circle gestures.
| GST_CIRCLEUP
| Uppercase circle gestures.
| GST_CIRCLE
| Combines GST_CIRCLELO and GST_CIRCLEUP.
| GST_ALL
| Combines all the above.
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