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Not sure of this is a bug or intended behavior and I am doing something wrong.
I have an AppBarButton, which I want to execute a command by clicking/tappig, or show a flyout by right clicking.
I added a handler for Tapped and for ContextRequested (and corresponding ContextCancelled but it does not affect the issue at hand).
With mouse it works as expected. But with touch, by holding a finger, ContextRequested is fired as expected, flyout is shown as per my handler, and by releasing the finger, Tapped is fired as well.
That is definitely not expected behavior.
Is it a bug, or should I somehow prevent Tapped from firing? (And how?)
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Not sure of this is a bug or intended behavior and I am doing something wrong.
I have an
AppBarButton
, which I want to execute a command by clicking/tappig, or show a flyout by right clicking.I added a handler for
Tapped
and forContextRequested
(and correspondingContextCancelled
but it does not affect the issue at hand).With mouse it works as expected. But with touch, by holding a finger,
ContextRequested
is fired as expected, flyout is shown as per my handler, and by releasing the finger,Tapped
is fired as well.That is definitely not expected behavior.
Is it a bug, or should I somehow prevent Tapped from firing? (And how?)
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