javascript - Drawing a circle on HTML5 canvas at touch location -


basically, i'm trying use javascript when button pressed on page, begin listening next touch on canvas. on touch, function triggered gets x , y co-ordinates of touch , draws circle there. circle needs labelled well, have put in prompt label. here attempt , bit of context:

<input type="button" value="add symptom" onclick="touch_init();"> 

when above input button pressed following triggered:

function touch_init(){     var canvas = document.getelementbyid("medicanvas");     canvas.addeventlistener("touchstart", drawsymptomcircle, false); }  function drawsymptomcircle(event) {     var canvas = document.getelementbyid("medicanvas");      if (canvas.getcontext){         var ctx = canvas.getcontext("2d");         var x = new number();         var y = new number();         var radius = 100;                    var symptomname=prompt("please enter name of symptom:");          x = event.targettouches[0].pagex;         y = event.targettouches[0].pagey;          x-=canvas.offsetleft;         y-=canvas.offsettop;          ctx.beginpath();         ctx.arc(x, y, radius, 0, 2 * math.pi, false);         ctx.fillstyle = "rgb(0,128,255)";         ctx.fill();         ctx.linewidth = 2;         ctx.strokestyle = "black";         ctx.stroke();          ctx.font = '15pt calibri';         ctx.fillstyle = 'black';         ctx.textalign = 'center';         ctx.filltext(symptomname, x, y);          canvas.removeeventlistener("touchstart", drawsymptomcircle, false);      } } 

edit: draws circles inside canvas, not @ 0,0 , not drawn in right places. why not in correct place?

use clientx/y instead , use bounding rect compensate canvas position:

function drawsymptomcircle(event) {      var canvas = this;  // no need canvas element dom, = canvas      if (canvas.getcontext){  // test should done once in global, not here :)         ...          var rect = this.getboundingclientrect();  // absolute position of canvas         x = event.targettouches[0].clientx;       // relative client win         y = event.targettouches[0].clienty;          x -= rect.left;                           // adjusted relative canvas         y -= rect.top;          ... 

also obtaining getcontext() recommend in global/parent scope. this represent canvas element element default context event handler.


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