No, that's one of the corner stones of SwipeArea (and gesture detection in general): doing gesture recognition without adding latency to touch events reaching items behind it.
It's like a Flickable, it lets buttons in its content item react immediately to touch presses but cancels it (grabs the mouse/touch) as soon as it detects a flick being performed.
No, that's one of the corner stones of SwipeArea (and gesture detection in general): doing gesture recognition without adding latency to touch events reaching items behind it.
It's like a Flickable, it lets buttons in its content item react immediately to touch presses but cancels it (grabs the mouse/touch) as soon as it detects a flick being performed.