Cancel event for all Gestures

[Bayramito]

Description

Would be very helpful if we had a .cancel() event for all the gestures to be able to cancel the one of the active events while using others.

Let's say we have 3 gestures running simultaneously, Pinch, Pan, LongPress

and let's say i wan't to cancel the LongPress event after a swipe With current implementation you can do this ofc, but it is very tricky. Instead if we had a cancel event,

For example:

const longPress =   Gesture.LongPress()
     .onStart(event => {
       console.log("LONG PRESS START");
     })
    .onTouchCancelled(() => {
  console.log("LONG PRESS CANCELLED);
  });

const pan = useMemo(
 () =>
   Gesture.Pan()

     .onUpdate(e => {
       if (translateX.value > 50) { // if translate is more than 50,
         longPress.cancel(); // cancel long press
       }
       translateX.value = e.translationX;
     })

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Gesture Handler version

2.14.0

React Native version

0.72.4

Platforms

Android, iOS

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[j-piasecki]

It's certainly something we could explore in the future, but I cannot promise anything at this moment. You could accomplish something similar using .enabled() modifier. (Setting it to false and then to true again should cancel the gesture).

[Bayramito]

It's certainly something we could explore in the future, but I cannot promise anything at this moment. You could accomplish something similar using .enabled() modifier. (Setting it to false and then to true again should cancel the gesture).

unfortunately, this trick doesn't work as i expected. It is not cancelling the gesture, i can keep panning.

I created a sharedValue called isEnabled default is true. pass it to .enabled(isEnabled.value) in onUpdate if translationX > 50 && isEnabled.value = false

it does not stops my gesture when i reach 50.

[j-piasecki]

This needs to be a state unfortunately, since shared value will not update the gesture config.