pptx-angular-viewer 1.1.35 → 1.1.37

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
 	"name": "pptx-angular-viewer",
-	"version": "1.1.35",
+	"version": "1.1.37",
 	"description": "Angular PowerPoint viewer and editor component: render, edit, and export PPTX slides in the browser.",
 	"keywords": [
 		"angular",

package/types/pptx-angular-viewer.d.ts

@@ -3157,24 +3157,23 @@ declare class PowerPointViewerComponent {
     /** Start broadcasting (presenter as session owner) from the broadcast config. */
     protected onBroadcastStart(config: BroadcastConfig): void;
     protected onBroadcastStop(): void;
-    /** Horizontal-swipe tracking start coordinates (touch begins on the canvas). */
-    private swipeStartX;
-    private swipeStartY;
     /**
-     * Begin tracking a horizontal swipe for slide navigation.
+     * Wire the framework-agnostic touch-gesture recogniser to the `<main>` canvas
+     * host once it is in the DOM. Mirrors React's `useTouchGestures` wiring:
+     *   - pinch-to-zoom always updates the zoom signal (clamped to the viewer
+     *     range), with `preventDefault()` on the pinch path to suppress the
+     *     browser's native pinch-zoom;
+     *   - horizontal swipe navigates slides, but only when editing is off
+     *     (`!canEdit()`): in edit mode single-finger gestures belong to element
+     *     manipulation (move/resize/rotate), so we never hijack them. The large
+     *     ‹ › buttons remain available for explicit navigation in all modes;
+     *   - long-press in edit mode opens the editor context menu at the press
+     *     point for the current selection (mirrors React's onLongPress path).
      *
-     * To disambiguate a navigation swipe from an element drag, swipe-nav is only
-     * armed when editing is off (`!canEdit()`). When `canEdit()` is true,
-     * pointer/touch gestures belong to element manipulation (move/resize/rotate),
-     * so we never hijack them. The large ‹ › buttons remain available in all
-     * modes for explicit navigation.
+     * The recogniser's swipe/long-press callbacks check the live `canEdit()` /
+     * selection state, so a single attach handles every mode without re-binding.
      */
-    onMainTouchStart(event: TouchEvent): void;
-    /**
-     * Complete a swipe: a predominantly horizontal drag of at least the threshold
-     * navigates to the previous (swipe right) or next (swipe left) slide.
-     */
-    onMainTouchEnd(event: TouchEvent): void;
+    private setupTouchGestures;
     zoomIn(): void;
     zoomOut(): void;
     zoomReset(): void;