I want to make a matching game, where the user slides one View onto other Views. If 2 Views touch, then a check to see if they match occurs, if so, then both disappear, if not, first view goes back to where it started. (Views will be distributed around the screen in a semi-random pattern)
I realize I can loop thru on each Move event in a set_on_listener, comparing X/Y of moving object to X/Y's of other views, but maybe there is something already built in that can tell how far a touch event is from a view, and then trigger that event when it gets close enough? If so, then as it is already being monitored, I don't want to add the overhead of looping, as it already is being done...
Is this happening? If not, then looping it is.
Ross
I realize I can loop thru on each Move event in a set_on_listener, comparing X/Y of moving object to X/Y's of other views, but maybe there is something already built in that can tell how far a touch event is from a view, and then trigger that event when it gets close enough? If so, then as it is already being monitored, I don't want to add the overhead of looping, as it already is being done...
Is this happening? If not, then looping it is.
Ross