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FarPoint.Win Assembly / FarPoint.Win.Touch Namespace / PointerPointProperties Class
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    PointerPointProperties Class Members
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    The following tables list the members exposed by PointerPointProperties.

    Public Properties
     NameDescription
    Public PropertyGets the rectangle boundary of the contact area (typically from touch input).  
    Public PropertyGets the rectangle boundary of the raw input (typically from touch input).  
    Public PropertyGets a value that indicates whether the barrel button of the pen or stylus device is pressed.  
    Public PropertyGets a value that indicates whether the input was canceled by the pointer device.  
    Public PropertyGets a value that indicates whether the input is from a digitizer eraser.  
    Public PropertyGets a value that indicates whether the physical entity (finger or pen) is in range of the digitizer.  
    Public PropertyGets a value that indicates whether the digitizer pen is inverted.  
    Public PropertyGets a value that indicates whether the input is from the primary pointer when multiple pointers are registered.  
    Public PropertyGets the counter-clockwise angle of rotation around the major axis of the pointer device (the z-axis, perpendicular to the surface of the digitizer). A value of 0.0 degrees indicates the device is oriented towards the top of the digitizer.  
    Public PropertyGets a value that indicates the force that the pointer device (typically a pen or stylus) exerts on the surface of the digitizer.  
    Public PropertyGets a value that indicates whether the pointer device rejected the touch contact.  
    Public PropertyGets the clockwise rotation in degrees of a pen device around its own major axis (such as when the user spins the pen in their fingers).  
    Public PropertyGets the plane angle between the Y-Z plane and the plane that contains the y-axis and the axis of the input device (typically a pen or stylus).  
    Public PropertyGets the plane angle between the X-Z plane and the plane that contains the x-axis and the axis of the input device (typically a pen or stylus).  
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