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Quick question — if I code something to respond to “MouseLeftButtonDown” such as the pushing of an image, if I leave the code the same way when I ship the app, will this directly translate to the user pushing their finger down on the same spot, and thus fire the code?
Do I have to change the MouseLeftButtonDown to the gesture listener for this to translate, such that MouseLeftButtonDown is only used in place of non-touch monitors when coding to test things?
THanks!
As corrected by Matt in the comments, the
MouseLeftButtonDownevent is not the same as an image tap. However, the result would be the same in that if your code works on the emulator, regarding the tapping, then it should work on the device.You should try and get your app running on a device though as there can be things easily overlooked in the emulator. For example, performance can decrease on your phone since it’s likely to be quite a lot less powerful than your PC. Therefore, if your app is performing fine on your PC (emulator), it doesn’t necessarily mean you’ll get the same speeds on the device.