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touch-area: Trigger pointer-evnet on mouse move

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Trigger the `pointer-event` callback on mouse move. This is of "kind"
Move and the mouse button will always be `Other`, but at least the mappings
will be correct:-)

Closes: #2770
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Tobias Hunger 2023-12-04 16:38:26 +01:00 • committed by Tobias Hunger
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period of time. Assigning this callback will cause the `clicked` callback to get delayed, so that Slint can
detect whether the first click was a click or the first half of a double click.
- **`moved()`**: The mouse has been moved. This will only be called if the mouse is also pressed.
- **`pointer-event(PointerEvent)`**: Invoked when a button was pressed or released. The [_`PointerEvent`_](structs.md#pointerevent)
argument contains information such which button was pressed and any active keyboard modifiers.
See also **pointer-event(PointerEvent)**.
- **`pointer-event(PointerEvent)`**: Invoked when a button was pressed or released or the pointer moved.
The [_`PointerEvent`_](structs.md#pointerevent) argument contains information such which button was pressed
and any active keyboard modifiers.
In the [_`PointerEventKind::Move`_](structs.md#pointereventkind) case the `buttons` field will always
be set to `PointerEventButton::Other`, independent of whether any button is pressed or not.
- **`scroll-event(PointerScrollEvent) -> EventResult`**: Invoked when the mouse wheel was rotated or another scroll gesture was made.
The [_`PointerScrollEvent`_](structs.md#pointerscrollevent) argument contains information about how much to scroll in what direction.
The returned [`EventResult`](enums.md#eventresult) indicates whether to accept or ignore the event. Ignored events are