Catch the «Swipe Finger from Corner» event/notification ?

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basni OP

Created Jun ’24

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Hello,

Our application communicates with our hardware to control a motor. For security reasons, if an alert, popup or window appears, we must stop the motor immediately.

I haven't found how to detect (event ?, notification ?, delegate ?) the window if a user swipe their finger to the (bottom right) corner of the screen to display the «Quick note». The bottom left corner (screenshot) works fine, the motor is stopped.

Is there a way to capture an event or notification when the «Quick Note» window is displayed or cleared ?

Thanks,

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Answer 1

DTS Engineer OP

Apple

Jun ’24

Are you talking about iOS here?

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Answer 2

basni OP

Jun ’24

Sorry, it's iPadOS

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Answer 3

DTS Engineer OP

Apple

Jun ’24

OK. Have you look at the UIKit applicationWillResignActive(_:) and applicationDidBecomeActive(_:) delegate callbacks. Depending on the exact situation, there might be triggered.

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Answer 4

basni OP

Jun ’24

These methods are not called when I swipe from the bottom right corner to open the quick note.

Sorry for my bad English.

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